#Regulation

The SEC is preparing a major digital assets regulatory proposal. Here's what it means for investors, exchanges, DeFi, and the future of crypto in the US.

Tesla expanded its driverless robotaxi to Dallas and Houston, even after reporting 14 crashes in Austin. What does this tell us about how autonomous vehicles actually get built?

The Netherlands became the first European country to officially approve Tesla's FSD Supervised. With EU's type-approval framework, this could ripple across 27 member states fast.

As Washington D.C. enters another political spring, the battle over Big Tech regulation is heating up — and the stakes extend far beyond Silicon Valley.

A U.S. Senate investigation found that seven autonomous vehicle companies — including Waymo and Tesla — refused to disclose how often remote operators intervene in their vehicles. Here's why that silence matters.

An FCC enforcement chief privately offered to help Chairman Brendan Carr's pressure campaign against ABC—while holding direct authority over the very stations being targeted. What this reveals about regulatory independence.

From NYSE's parent company to Nasdaq, institutional money is flooding into prediction markets. But as Wall Street moves in, is the 'wisdom of crowds' at risk of becoming another professional trading arena?

Anthropic becomes first US company designated as supply chain risk after refusing Pentagon's demands for unrestricted AI access. What this means for AI governance and defense contracts.

OpenAI and Anthropic are pouring millions into the 2026 midterms, turning AI regulation into an electoral battleground. Can democracy survive Big Tech's lobby war?

New York sues Valve over loot boxes in Counter-Strike 2 and other games, claiming they constitute illegal gambling due to real-money trading capabilities

Anthropic and OpenAI are pouring millions into opposing political campaigns over a single AI safety bill. What this proxy war reveals about the industry's future.

Pro and anti-AI regulation PACs are pouring money into one New York congressional race. What's really at stake for the industry?