Schumer will push Senate to 'immediately' pass Epstein files bill

A significant clash has emerged between banks and the cryptocurrency sector over a Senate measure that would allow stablecoin holders to receive reward payments. This debate is central to ongoing efforts to secure bipartisan support for a crucial cryptocurrency market bill, which is currently under consideration by the Senate Banking Committee.

The Senate voted to block a resolution aimed at restricting President Donald Trump's ability to use military force in Venezuela, following a shift in support from two Republican senators. This decision allows Trump to continue military operations without congressional oversight, reflecting a significant political maneuvering within the Senate.

A recent Senate hearing featured a contentious exchange between Republican senators, including Hawley and Moody, and an Atlanta OB-GYN regarding the question of whether men can get pregnant. This debate has since gone viral on social media, highlighting the ongoing discussions surrounding gender and reproductive rights.

Rep. Jason Crow (D-Colo.) has been contacted by the Department of Justice regarding his participation in a video with five other Democratic lawmakers, which encouraged military personnel to refuse illegal orders following President Trump's controversial military actions in the Caribbean.

The House of Representatives passed a two-bill spending package on Wednesday, securing funding for the Treasury and State departments with a significant bipartisan vote of 341-79. This legislative action aims to prevent a government shutdown at the end of the month, showcasing cooperation among lawmakers from both parties.

A significant clash has emerged in the Senate over a key cryptocurrency market bill, focusing on whether stablecoin holders can receive reward payments. This debate is central to efforts to secure bipartisan support for the legislation, which is crucial for the future of the cryptocurrency market. The issue was initially addressed in the GENIUS Act, signed into law by President Trump in July.

A House committee is pressing New York University (NYU) and Columbia University regarding their connections to Jeffrey Epstein, as victims allege that he promised assistance for their admissions and funded their studies at these prestigious institutions. This scrutiny follows a broader examination of Epstein's influence in academia.

The House of Representatives passed a two-bill spending package totaling $77 billion, aimed at funding foreign aid and financial services agencies, reflecting ongoing legislative efforts to address international and domestic financial needs.