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Bitcoin near $65k amid ETF flows & regulatory hopes

419 clusters · 569 sources · last updated

Latest: Bitcoin surges to $66k amid Fed meeting and tech earnings optimism

In late July 2026 Bitcoin rebounded above $65,000, reaching $65,387 on Binance as optimism around the U.S. “Clarity” digital‑asset bill and a de‑escalation of Middle‑East tensions lifted sentiment. Bitcoin‑related ETFs r

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US Social Security shortfall, COLA, program upgrades

55 clusters · 111 sources · last updated

Latest: U.S. Congress pushes bill to force Social Security reform before 2032 cuts

The Social Security Administration is completing its shift to fully electronic benefit delivery, requiring all recipients to enroll in My Social Security and receive payments by direct deposit by the end of 2026; those w

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ICE shootings spur reviews, hearings, vigils

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Latest: Houston ICE Shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo Sparks Nationwide Vigils and Calls for Investigation

President Trump’s July 2026 order to maintain ICE vehicle stops kept the agency’s aggressive traffic‑stop policy in place, leading to a series of fatal encounters and escalating public backlash. The July 7, 2024 shootin

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Trump approval low, Iran war intensifies, China favored

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Latest: European Union pushes digital sovereignty at Rome summit

July 2026 polling shows President Donald Trump’s national approval hovering around 37‑39 percent, with net ratings near –24 nationwide and –12 among rural voters after a 14‑point drop. Mothers record a –25 net rating, an

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U.S. Congress staff dating ban

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Latest: U.S. Congress moves to ban lawmakers' romantic relationships with staff

On July 21, 2026, House Speaker Mike Johnson announced a proposal to forbid all members of Congress from entering romantic relationships with any House staff, extending the existing ban beyond direct subordinates. He fra