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An Israeli airstrike on a Gaza school kills UN staff, sparking international condemnation. Britain's NHS faces critical challenges, while Japan prepares for a leadership change amid scandals.
An anonymous Texas accounting firm petitions to keep its lawsuit against the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board in Texas, highlighting a debate on jurisdiction for challenges to government actions.
A federal judge has ruled against the CFTC's prohibition on political event betting, allowing Kalshi to offer election outcome contracts. The decision ignites discussions on market influence and democratic integrity.
A federal judge's ruling permits a startup to offer bets on Congressional election outcomes, marking a first in U. S. history. The CFTC plans to appeal, citing concerns over potential election interference.
Joshua Cartu, wanted by the US for alleged online trading fraud, was detained in St. Petersburg. Russian authorities extended his detention amid complex international legal implications.
Gold prices soar to unprecedented levels, closing above $2,514 per Troy ounce. Experts discuss factors driving the surge and debate the metal's investment value amidst economic uncertainties.
Federal regulators move to ban political prediction markets, sparking debate over their impact on democracy. Companies like PredictIt and Kalshi fight back, arguing for the value of their data and insights.
Defunct crypto exchange FTX to compensate investors $12. 7 billion for 2022 bankruptcy losses. Court approves settlement amid fraud charges, marking a significant development in cryptocurrency regulation.
FTX, the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange, has agreed to pay $12. 7 billion to compensate investors following its 2022 bankruptcy. The settlement, approved by a U.S. court, aims to rectify the "massive fraudulent scheme" orchestrated by its founder.
A new report reveals ongoing deficiencies in the FDIC's sexual harassment prevention efforts, despite recent promises. The agency has agreed to address 24 recommendations by March 2025.
Former President Trump, once critical of cryptocurrencies, now courts the industry with promises of regulatory change. His potential victory could reshape crypto policies, but faces hurdles within the SEC structure.