NEW YORK (Reuters) -Less enforcement in the cryptocurrency sector is on the horizon, as Republican President-elect Donald ...

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Trump has wasted no time in moving to assemble his team for a second term in the White House -- naming Susie Wiles as his ...

The office, known for high-profile crypto cases, will allocate fewer resources to pursuing crypto firms in Trump's second ...

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Donald Trump has selected former SEC Chair Jay Clayton to serve as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York.