The Reserve Bank of New Zealand said Friday it is ramping up its monitoring of stablecoins and crypto assets in response to public concerns over their potential impact on the financial system and monetary sovereignty.

“After being denied 40 acres and a mule … our time is now,” one person said during a public-comment period at the task force’s final meeting.

Dylan Mulvaney, the trans influencer whose promotional campaign with Bud Light led to calls for a boycott, broke her silence on the matter on Thursday.

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College admission can often be the “entry ticket to top jobs,” said dissenting Justice Sonia Sotomayor.

President Joe Biden on Thursday indicates he remains opposed to expanding the Supreme Court, even as he criticizes the court’s affirmative-action ruling.

The amount of money that banks are borrowing from the Fed crept up for the eighth week in a row, underscoring ongoing strains in the financial system.

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Nike reported fourth-quarter profit that came up short of Wall Street’s expectations, with price cuts weighing on results.

CEO John Hanke said that Niantic had allowed expenses to grow faster than revenue.