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Cuomo urges bipartisan digital asset law to keep U.S. crypto rules from shifting with elections

Concerns are rising that U.S. cryptocurrency regulation could swing with election outcomes. Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said Congress should quickly produce bipartisan digital asset legislation that can endure changes in administration. He argued the current framework relies more on federal agencies’ administrative actions than on congressional law, leaving rules politically vulnerable. Cuomo warned uncertainty hurts companies, investors and consumers, and urged the next Congress to pass legislation authorising digital asset activity.

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U.S. House extends Diesel Emissions Reduction Act funding to 2029 to support cleaner trucks

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bipartisan bill to extend funding authorisation for the Diesel Emissions Reduction Act grant programme through 2029. The measure, approved 343-79, would provide $100 million a year through fiscal 2029. The Environmental Protection Agency-run programme helps cover upfront costs when replacing high-emitting diesel vehicles and equipment with cleaner alternatives. The bill must pass the Senate and receive final presidential approval.

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U.S. crypto group steps up midterm pressure after Clarity bill vote fails

A procedural vote in the U.S. Senate to begin consideration of the Clarity Act, a sweeping crypto regulation bill, failed to advance, prompting industry group Stand With Crypto to intensify political pressure ahead of November midterm elections. The group said it would reflect senators\' voting records in its scorecard. It called the vote a key political issue for the industry and voters and pledged to continue lobbying as partisan disagreement blocked compromise.