President Donald Trump made tens of billions on paper by using his national profile to push meme cryptocurrency. One Democratic congressman wants to make sure other politicians can’t do the same.

The president is offering green cards in return for investments of US$5 million, but prospective applicants may prefer to ...

His bill would also allow lawsuits from crypto speculators who lose money by investing in a meme coin sponsored by a public ...

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) put Republicans on the spot with the Drain the Swamp Act, aimed at banning White House officials from ...

As New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin takes heat from all sides following a judge’s dismissal of his indictment against ...

New filings argue that the investigation and indictment of Casada were “spawned and made possible” by at least three ...

A look at North Charleston City Councilmen Jerome Heyward, Mike A. Brown and Sandino Moses charged with accepting bribes, ...

Cryptocurrency debanking in the US showed the “staggering” levels of corruption among US government officials, and the ...

The central point of Dr. Brooke Harrington’s essay about the destabilization of “basic systems we count on to make our ...

The U.S. senator, a Minnesota Democrat, says that “eggs are emblematic” of President Trump’s failures so far to tackle the ...

The MEME Act would slap any high-ranking government official who makes money from promoting crypto tokens with criminal and ...

An outside attorney is set to weigh in on the Justice Department’s controversial motion to dismiss the mayor’s federal case.