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Trial of the Pyx: Preserving the Integrity of British Currency

In an ancient ceremony ("Trial of the Pyx"), a jury inspects thousands of coins to ensure they meet British standards. The process, dating back to the 12th century, verifies the authenticity and quality of UK coinage.

Trump and Musk's Relationship Could Ease Tesla's Regulatory Headaches

Elon Musk, close to President Trump, could see Tesla benefit from a sharp reduction in federal probes and safety initiatives, worry advocates. The Trump administration's power over Tesla is extensive, including investigations, recalls, and crash data reporting mandates. Experts speculate that Trump's presidency may lead to a weakened regulatory environment for Tesla. Victims and attorneys express concern over reduced oversight.

Airlines Lobby Against Compensation Rule

Major U.S. airlines urge the Biden administration to abandon a review of whether carriers should be required to pay compensation to passengers over flight disruptions.

OpenAI CEO Says Company Not For Sale

Top CFPB enforcement officials resign, citing halted activity

Top CFPB Enforcement and Supervision Officers Resign After Agency Shutdown

Financial Ombudsman Service chairwoman Baroness Zahida Manzoor to step down in August

UK consumer watchdog chair Baroness Manzoor to step down in August amid regulatory shake-up

Winter Storm to Slam Midwest and Mid-Atlantic With Snow and Ice

A winter storm is forecast to impact the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic with snow and ice, leading to closures, flight cancellations, and travel disruptions.

U.S. tariffs on steel, aluminum to take effect on March 12

Trump's new 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to take effect on March 12

Binance and SEC Request Stay in Lawsuit as Crypto Task Force Impacts Enforcement

Binance and the SEC Jointly Request Stay in Lawsuit Amid Crypto Task Force Formation

Elon Musk's DOGE Sparks Concerns Over Privacy and Financial Stability

The Department of Government Efficiency's actions have sparked concerns about privacy rights and the financial standing of the U.S. as it rapidly cuts spending and accesses sensitive Treasury Department payment systems. Advocacy groups and former treasury secretaries have raised alarms about the risks associated with this and lawsuits have been filed to stop these actions. Experts warn of the delicate nature of the U.S. financial system and the potential harm that could result from unilateral moves. They also express concerns about the compromise of Americans' personal information due to the unsafe handling of sensitive data.