The FCC Just Handed AT&T a Wrecking Ball for Its Own Copper
Washington cleared the copper exit ramp nationwide, and only California still blocks the road
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The Treasury Just Killed Its Two Biggest Crypto Surveillance Rules
FinCEN withdrew the unhosted wallet reporting rule after six years of limbo and the Section 311 mixing designation with it. The gates stay open wider, the surveillance towers stay unmanned, and the BSA skeleton still stands.
The SEC Just Proposed Six New Ways Around the Wealth Test
CPA, CFA, CFP, Series 79, Series 86/87, and a new FINRA exam: the knowledge test is quietly replacing the money test, and a companion proposal opens the performance fee door too.
The FCC Just Erased a Cap Congress Wrote Into Law
The 39 percent national TV ownership cap died quietly on a Thursday, 55 days after the vote that killed it.
Two Circuits Just Disagreed About What a Swap Is. The Prediction Market Is 1-For-3.
The Sixth Circuit narrowed the CEA swap definition and let Ohio and Tennessee regulate Kalshi's sports contracts. The Third Circuit said the opposite. The circuit split now points at the Supreme Court.