Owen Tedford

The crypto industry has likely won its best possible election outcome, but seeing the benefits of that change may take more time than expected.

California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) vetoed a bill that would have established AI safety requirements, but the push for similar regulation is far from over.

Between Congress and the Biden administration, new rules for U.S. businesses looking to invest in China are likely to emerge by the end of the year.

There is speculation that a Harris administration would be better for crypto than the Biden administration has been, but a closer look suggests there is reason for pause.

Former President Donald Trump is seeking to court crypto voters, but their small presence in key swing states will limit their effect on the race for the White House.

Even if FIT21 is too far for the Senate to pass, the momentum from the House vote could help push along conversations around stablecoin legislation.

Federal officials are weighing government subsidies and export controls for AI, following a similar playbook as their approach to semiconductors.

A pair of bipartisan committee chairs in the House and Senate have published a comprehensive data privacy bill, but it is far from guaranteed to pass.

The U.S. and China’s semiconductor-focused tech war is spilling over to other technologies, with a spotlight on data security putting TikTok in the crosshairs.

Federal children’s online privacy legislation may soon clear a key hurdle, but regulators’ and state lawmakers’ efforts are more likely to lead to immediate change.