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WATCH: President Trump signs first major federal cryptocurrency bill into law
The bill outlines regulations aimed at making a specific kind of digital currency called stablecoins more accessible and mainstream.
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Trump claims Epstein files are faked, but many documents have been public for years
Trump alleged, without evidence, that former Biden officials doctored the files.
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Migrants sent to CECOT returned to Venezuela in swap, 10 Americans freed: Officials
The migrants were deported to El Salvador's mega-prison in March.
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Trump signs 1st major federal cryptocurrency bill into law
President Donald Trump signed the first major federal laws governing cryptocurrency.
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Drought Continues To Expand Across The Northwest
Dry conditions continue to spread across the three states. For the first time this year, Washington, Idaho and now Oregon are reporting Extreme Drought. Continue reading…
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Idaho Farmers Are Frustrated, Searle Says
For most farmers, and much of the ag economy, 2025 has been a challenging year. Continue reading…
8h ago
Wine Minute: Latest Research At Oregon State University
Dr. James Osborne talks about the latest wine research taking place at Oregon State University. Continue reading…
8h ago
Washington Hay Crop Looks Good, But Growers Continue To Struggle
Andrew Eddie, President of the Washington Hay Growers Association, says the 2025 cop is looking pretty good across much of the Columbia Basin. Continue reading…
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