At 11 p.m. Beijing time on May 22, Kevin Warsh, with his hand on the Bible, was sworn in as the 17th Chairman of the Federal Reserve in the presence of Supreme Court Justice Thomas, officially taking over the helm from his predecessor, Jerome Powell, who had led the ship for eight years.

US President Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday requiring the federal government and the Federal Reserve to review the existing regulatory framework in order to promote deeper integration of digital assets and fintech into traditional financial services and payment systems.

A federal court fight tied to Trump administration layoffs has erupted into the latest AI scandal after attorneys admitted that fabricated quotations generated by Anthropic’s Claude AI made their way into an official court filing.

Drake has inserted himself into crypto’s growing pardon drama after appearing to hint at the release of imprisoned FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried in his new track — in a time when President Donald Trump reportedly considers a sweeping 250-person pardon package ahead of America’s 250th Independence Day celebrations.

European Union officials are watching Donald Trump’s high-stakes meeting with Xi Jinping in China with growing anxiety, fearing Europe could emerge as the “collateral damage” of a new US-China strategic understanding over trade, technology and critical resources.

Donald Trump is reportedly considering granting a 250 presidential pardons all in one shot in celebration of America’s 250th birthday — a move that is already igniting speculation across the crypto industry over which controversial founders and developers could soon receive clemency.

Elon Musk travelled to China with Donald Trump while still being on recall status in a US court case against OpenAI. The judge did not stop him from leaving, but he may still need to return quickly if called back to testify before the trial ends.

Bitcoin surged toward $81,000 after Donald Trump arrived in China alongside some of America’s most powerful corporate leaders, igniting speculation that a major US-China trade breakthrough could unleash the next leg of Bitcoin’s rally toward $90,000.

Bitcoin surged sharply above $82,000 on Sunday after Donald Trump rejected Iran’s latest peace proposal, reigniting geopolitical uncertainty across global markets and triggering a wave of short liquidations.

Trump rejected Iran's latest ceasefire proposal, to which Iran retorted: "No one would draft a proposal just to please Trump."