
Morgan Rimmer
Producer at CNN
Producer with @CNN on Capitol Hill | Atlanta/Nashville/Charleston/DC | @VanderbiltU ‘20 | send tips to [email protected] | dm for signal
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5 days ago |
news8000.com | Morgan Rimmer
(CNN) — Senate Democrats blocked a first-of-its-kind bill aimed at regulating cryptocurrency in the US amid Democratic concerns over President Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency dealings. The vote came after months of intense negotiations between Democrats and Republicans. The final tally was 49-48, with GOP Sens. Rand Paul and Josh Hawley joining Democrats to vote against advancing the bill.
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6 days ago |
local3news.com | Morgan Rimmer
(CNN) — Senate Democrats blocked a first-of-its-kind bill aimed at regulating cryptocurrency in the US amid Democratic concerns over President Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency dealings. The vote came after months of intense negotiations between Democrats and Republicans. The final tally was 49-48, with GOP Sens. Rand Paul and Josh Hawley joining Democrats to vote against advancing the bill.
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6 days ago |
cnn.com | Morgan Rimmer
A novelty Bitcoin token during the NFT.NYC 2024 conference in New York, on Wednesday, April 3, 2024. Timothy Fadek/Bloomberg/Getty Images CNN — Senate Democrats blocked a first-of-its-kind bill aimed at regulating cryptocurrency in the US amid Democratic concerns over President Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency dealings. The vote came after months of intense negotiations between Democrats and Republicans. The final tally was 49-48, with GOP Sens.
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6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Morgan Rimmer
Senate Democrats blocked a first-of-its-kind bill aimed at regulating cryptocurrency in the US amid Democratic concerns over President Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency dealings. The vote came after months of intense negotiations between Democrats and Republicans. The final tally was 49-48, with GOP Sens. Rand Paul and Josh Hawley joining Democrats to vote against advancing the bill.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Morgan Rimmer |Ted Barrett |Manu Raju
Vice President JD Vance traveled to Capitol Hill late Wednesday to cast a tie-breaking vote in the Senate that killed a bipartisan effort to rebuke President Donald Trump’s trade policy. Earlier in the evening, the Senate rejected the resolution that would have effectively blocked Trump’s global tariffs by revoking the emergency order the president is using to enact them.
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