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AI export controls debate rages as Trump, Xi meet (opens the original)
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Senate Democrats are using Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s high-profile state visit to Washington this week to press Republicans for votes on export control legislation restricting Beijing’s access to advanced chips used in artificial intelligence technology. The bills in question have bipartisan support, and Republicans agreed to include them in a giant manager’s amendment to the must-pass annual defense authorization bill. But with that broader bill stuck until after the elections, Democrats sough
Crypto bill in limbo as stakeholders ramp up recess efforts (opens the original)
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A five-week wait on a crucial Senate vote on major cryptocurrency legislation has opened wide a window of opportunity for both advocates and opponents of the measure, which would flesh out in greater detail a regulatory framework for the still-nascent industry’s U.S. operations. Just before the Senate adjourned for its summer recess earlier this month, Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., punted to Sept. 15 a cloture vote on a motion to proceed to the bill amid lingering disputes and not e
Revised GOP crypto package doesn’t assuage Democrats’ concerns (opens the original)
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Senate Republicans released a revised cryptocurrency regulatory framework bill on Wednesday with an added section intended to address public officials’ potential crypto conflicts of interest. But more work remains to be done before the measure can get to the floor. Democratic negotiators, incensed at President Donald Trump’s wealth being turbocharged by income from his family’s crypto ventures, continued to hold back their support, at least without further tweaks. Senate Banking Digital Assets S
Trump: Definitely not signing bipartisan housing bill (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump on Friday put to rest any lingering hopes he would sign into law major housing legislation Congress recently cleared with overwhelming bipartisan majorities. The legislation, which is designed to increase the supply and lower the costs of housing, would become law at midnight tonight, if Trump doesn’t veto the measure. The Constitution says that bills become law after 10 days, excluding Sundays, without a presidential signature — unless the bill is vetoed. Trump said he wo
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