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Can PAC give crypto a push? BitPAC — conceivably the only active crypto-centric political action committee — announced its plans to hold an ICO...

Bitcoin is a geopolitical turmoil indicator, according to co-founder of market research firm DataTrek Research, Nicholas Colas.

A brief recap of this week’s U.S. Congress hearings on Libra.

Does the U.S. government have the power to terminate Libra? What can it do?

The chair of the House Financial Services Committee opened today’s hearing on Libra by noting Facebook’s past mistakes.

The U.S. congressional hearings on Libra may determine the future of the project. Here is what regulators think about Facebook’s crypto...

John McAfee speaks with Cointelegraph about Facebook’s Libra, the importance of privacy and why he hasn’t paid U.S. taxes in eight years.

The Federal Election Commission has opened a draft letter to the public, in which they approve of Omar Reyes’ 2020 congressional campaign incentives tokens.

Block.one is working with an international law firm on lobbying in “policy related to blockchain.”

Former United States Senator Rick Santorum has joined the board of the Catholic community-oriented cryptocurrency project dubbed Cathio.

Crypto lobbying is growing, but it’s being led by “noncrypto” companies.

The bitcoin price soared to as high as 394,000 Argentine pesos as major investors worry that a populist former president could return to a position of power.

Italy is for the European elections. Blockchain is on the agenda for politics and institutions, and relevant novelties lay ahead.

U.S. crypto exchange Coibnase has filed to close down its political action committee.

North Korean political dissident group Cheollima Civil Defence is selling Ethereum-based visas valid for entering the country after its supposed liberation.