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Following FCA approval, the London Stock Exchange will list Bitcoin ETPs starting May 28.
Michael Goldstein reflects on the Nakamoto Institute's contributions to Bitcoin education and philosophy in this latest episode of TFTC.
U.S. interest payments on the national debt surpassed defense spending, totaling $514 billion in the first seven months.
A Bloomberg report shows 13 affluent nations facing per capita recessions due to deindustrialization and immigration.
Despite reports of economic growth, many Americans face declining living standards.
130 Republican lawmakers oppose President Biden's $147 billion student debt forgiveness plan, citing it as costly and discriminatory.
A vaccine funded by Bill Gates to reduce cow methane emissions faces opposition from American ranchers concerned about its effects on natural animal functions and their industry.
The EPA's Clean Power Plan 2.0, aiming for a 90% emission cut by 2032, faces backlash over risks to U.S. energy stability and legality.
The Biden administration will release 1 million barrels of gasoline from the Northeast reserve following a congressional mandate.
President Biden's claim of inheriting a 9% inflation rate, actually 1.4%, contradicts the severe inflation spike his policies have caused.
Dustin exposes how the Farm Credit System exploits American farmers, leading to family farm losses and increased foreign land ownership.
Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum, plans to step down as executive chairman.
Spiral supports Bitcoin innovation with grants to Sean Gilligan and a significant donation to the Bitcoin Design Foundation.
