What is a crypto strategic reserve and why would the U.S. need one?

President Trump said on social media Sunday that his administration is working toward creating a “crypto strategic reserve” that will include bitcoin and ethereum, along with lesser-known cryptocurrencies XRP, solana, and cardano. He later followed up with another post saying his planned reserve would also include bitcoin and ether, the two most popular cryptocurrencies. The

US Welcomes Europe Taking the Lead on Regional Security: Waltz

The national security adviser also says that more investment is needed to make it work. National security adviser Mike Waltz said Monday that the United States welcomes Europe’s increased role in its own security, following British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s statement that Europe is ready to take the lead on security guarantees for Ukraine after

Readout from First Lady Melania Trump’s Roundtable Discussion on Online Protection and the Take It Down Act

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, First Lady Melania Trump, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, and U.S. Representative Maria Salazar hosted a roundtable on Capitol Hill with Members of Congress, Survivors of Non-Consensual Intimate Imagery (NCII), and online safety advocates for a discussion focused on promoting online protection of children and passing S.146/H.R.633, the Take It Down Act.

Trump Announces Historic $100 Billion TSMC Investment in U.S. Chip Manufacturing

On Monday, President Donald Trump announced a historic $100 billion investment by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) in the United States, primarily in Arizona. This investment will significantly expand semiconductor production, creating thousands of high-paying jobs and reinforcing America’s dominance in artificial intelligence and chip manufacturing. Trump emphasized that semiconductors are crucial for economic and

Democrats invite fired federal workers to Trump’s address to Congress

Washington — Some Democrats are inviting fired federal workers to President Trump’s address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday instead of boycotting the speech.  Back in their home districts, Republican lawmakers have faced backlash from constituents over sweeping cuts to the federal government, which have been overseen by the Department of Government Efficiency,