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The 21-year-old from Dexter, Michigan, will be the first woman to represent the United States in welding at the WorldSkills Competition in China.

IG expanded UK crypto access with more than 50 additional digital assets, bringing its total offering above 100 tokens. The rollout follows regulatory approval for its crypto business and introduces swaps, advanced charting features, and upcoming wallet transfer support. IG Expands UK Crypto Access

According to news from Feixiaohao.ai, AtlasX Protocol has become the title sponsor of Dr. K Talks Crypto, a regular live show launched by Feixiaohao.ai. Meanwhile, the prediction product newly rolled out by AtlasX Protocol was officially launched on DeBox on

Japan's SBI Securities, Rakuten Securities plan to offer crypto investment trusts

DeFi's new front: VerifiedX bets bitcoin's next chapter is programmable, private

The Senate Banking Committee advanced the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act by a 15-9 vote, and the National Cryptocurrency Association (NCA) says the vote's most enduring effect may be the signal that Washington is building a defined regulatory framework for digital assets. The bill still needs a Se

In his successful campaign to recapture the White House, President Donald Trump repeatedly promised at his rallies to “get critical race theory ... the hell out of our schools.” One of his first executive orders threatened to ban federal funding from schools that teach it.

Societe Generale plans to bring SG-FORGE's EUR CoinVertible and USD CoinVertible to Canton Network as part of a push into collateral, repo financing, and settlement. The May 13 move puts the French bank's stablecoin effort closer to the operating layer of institutional markets. SG-FORGE has already

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee passed the CLARITY Act on May 14 with a bipartisan 15 to 9 vote, pushing the first crypto market structure bill closer to law. This crypto update sent Bitcoin briefly above $82,000, and traders across every major token felt the shift. Clear regulation gives institut

Three polls firmly caught my attention over the past month or so. Each was conducted by a different outlet and addressed different questions. However, taken together, they tell one overarching story – implicitly, but unmistakably. Beyond an assortment of data, the story is about direction. The first