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US Senator Elizabeth Warren has launched an inquiry into whether the Commodity Futures Trading Commission can effectively oversee cryptocurrency and prediction markets amid concerns about staffing reductions, enforcement declines and potential political influence.

UK AI & Online Safety Minister Kanishka Narayan joins Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie to kick off London Tech Week as part of Bloomberg's The Pulse.

Real-world asset tokenisation platform Securitize has cleared a major regulatory hurdle on its path to a New York Stock Exchange listing after the US Securities and Exchange Commission declared its S-4 registration statement effective.

The Ebola Bundibugyo strain is spreading fast with no known treatment or vaccine, and the international system built to contain outbreaks is in crisis. Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja reports.

Advocates of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act are ramping up support for the legislation as its prospects in the US Senate face mounting time pressure ahead of the midterm election cycle.

The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission has rescinded a long-standing policy that required defendants settling enforcement actions to refrain from publicly denying the agency’s allegations.

A Kenyan high court instructed the authorities to disclose details of an agreement with the US government to establish an Ebola quarantine facility in the East African nation. The latest outbreak of Ebola has been concentrated in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo and been declared a global emergency by the World Health Organization. Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja reports.

Senior Democratic lawmakers have called on the US Labor Department to abandon plans that would allow cryptocurrencies and other alternative assets to be included in Americans’ 401(k) retirement plans.

The US Senate is expected to resume consideration of the Digital Asset Clarity (CLARITY) Act this week as lawmakers return from the Memorial Day holiday and continue work on a comprehensive crypto market structure framework.

Former Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell warned that the US central bank could lose the public trust necessary to maintain economic stability if presidents are allowed to dismiss officials over policy disagreements.