Sam Bankman-Fried claims his 2022 arrest was politically motivated after he donated to Republicans, saying the SEC and DOJ targeted him. His allegations come as missing SEC messages from the period raise questions about record-keeping and possible interference in crypto enforcement.

President Trump has issued a third extension for TikTok’s US sale, confident China will eventually approve the deal. The move reflects TikTok’s rising political influence among young voters ahead of 2024. Yet with legal and trade issues unresolved, the outcome remains uncertain.

The SEC has withdrawn over a dozen proposed Biden-era rules, including key measures targeting DeFi and crypto custody—marking a shift away from Gary Gensler’s regulatory agenda and raising new questions about the future of US crypto oversight

The Trump administration’s rollback of crypto enforcement, marked by the DOJ’s crypto unit shutdown, signals a shift toward industry-friendly regulation. While some welcome the move, others warn it may weaken protections in a risky market. Innovation boost or regulation setback?

As TikTok's April 5 ownership deadline approaches, its future in the US remains uncertain. President Donald Trump will hold a White House meeting on Wednesday to discuss potential investors before the crucial decision.

It seems the Elon Musk is going to have a long chat with Grok, after the AI machine was revealed to be a vocal democrat.

Trump’s return has fuelled a pardon frenzy, with figures like Sam Bankman-Fried claiming victimhood and Ekim Alptekin offering Biden-related intel for clemency. Is this justice or a competition of influence?

Trump’s White House crypto summit disappointed investors, offering only vague promises on stablecoin legislation and regulation instead of major policy shifts. Could his presidency threaten the future of digital assets?

At CPAC 2025, Elon Musk brandished a chainsaw from Argentina’s President Milei, calling it “the chainsaw for bureaucracy.” But was this a symbolic stand against government overreach or mere political theatrics?

In his first prison interview on 18 February, as customer repayments began, Sam Bankman-Fried aligned with Trump while condemning Biden’s “destructive” judicial politicisation—seemingly angling for a pardon. How far will he go for freedom?