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Seventeen state attorneys general from both parties call on the Senate to turn down the Clarity Act
In a striking display of cross‑party cooperation, a coalition of seventeen state attorneys general has publicly urged the United States Senate to reject the so‑called Clarity Act, a piece of legislation that aims to impose a sweeping regulatory framework on the rapidly expanding cryptocurrency market. The group, composed of prosecutors from both Democratic‑ and Republican‑led states, framed their…
Sept. 14, 2026, 3:57 p.m.
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Seventeen State Attorneys General Form Bipartisan Front to Oppose the Clarity Act in the Senate
In a striking display of cross‑party collaboration, a coalition of seventeen state attorneys general has publicly urged the United States Senate to reject the so‑called Clarity Act, a piece of legislation that seeks to impose a sweeping regulatory framework on the burgeoning cryptocurrency sector. While the bill is presented by its sponsors as a necessary step toward bringing order and consumer p…
Sept. 14, 2026, 3:57 p.m.
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A cross‑party alliance of 17 state attorneys general calls on the Senate to reject the Clarity Act
In a coordinated effort that underscores the growing bipartisan concern over federal cryptocurrency regulation, a coalition of seventeen state attorneys general has formally urged the United States Senate to vote against the so‑called Clarity Act. The letter, signed by officials representing a diverse mix of red, blue, and purple states, emphasizes that the legislation, while framed as a means to…
Sept. 14, 2026, 3:57 p.m.
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Seventeen State Attorneys General Form Bipartisan Coalition Urging Senate to Block the Clarity Act
In a coordinated effort that underscores the growing unease among state law enforcement officials, a bipartisan coalition of seventeen state attorneys general has formally appealed to the United States Senate to reject the legislation known as the Clarity Act. This bill, which has been championed by certain members of Congress as a means to provide regulatory certainty for digital assets, is view…
Sept. 14, 2026, 3:57 p.m.
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A cross‑party alliance of 17 state attorneys general urges the Senate to reject the Clarity Act
In a coordinated effort that underscores the growing bipartisan unease surrounding federal regulation of digital assets, a coalition of seventeen state attorneys general has formally appealed to the United States Senate to reject the so‑called Clarity Act. The group, representing a diverse mix of Republican and Democratic officials from across the nation, issued a joint statement outlining their …
Sept. 14, 2026, 3:57 p.m.
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Seventeen State Attorneys General from Both Parties Call on Senate to Oppose the Clarity Act
In a striking display of bipartisan cooperation, a coalition of seventeen state attorneys general has publicly urged the United States Senate to reject the proposed Clarity Act, a piece of legislation aimed at regulating the burgeoning cryptocurrency industry. The group, representing a diverse mix of states from across the political spectrum, argues that the bill, while ostensibly intended to bri…
Sept. 14, 2026, 3:57 p.m.
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Seventeen bipartisan state attorneys general urge the Senate to reject the Clarity Act
A group of seventeen state attorneys general, representing both Democratic and Republican administrations, have jointly appealed to the United States Senate to vote against the so‑called Clarity Act. This coordinated effort underscores a growing unease among top state law‑enforcement officials about the potential impact of the legislation on their capacity to combat financial fraud, particularly …
Sept. 14, 2026, 3:57 p.m.
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Seventeen State Attorneys General Form Bipartisan Bloc Urging Senate to Block the Clarity Act
In a coordinated effort that underscores the growing unease among state law‑enforcement officials about the direction of federal cryptocurrency regulation, a bipartisan coalition of seventeen state attorneys general has publicly called on the United States Senate to reject the so‑called Clarity Act. The group, which includes both Republican and Democratic AGs from a diverse cross‑section of state…
Sept. 14, 2026, 3:57 p.m.
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A Cross‑Party Group of 17 State Attorneys General Calls on Senate to Block the Clarity Act
In a coordinated effort that underscores the growing tension between regulators and the burgeoning digital‑asset industry, a bipartisan coalition of seventeen state attorneys general has formally appealed to the United States Senate to reject the legislation known as the Clarity Act. The group, representing a diverse mix of political affiliations and geographic regions, argues that the bill, whil…
Sept. 14, 2026, 3:57 p.m.
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Seventeen State Attorneys General from Both Parties Call on Senate to Oppose the Clarity Act
A diverse group of seventeen state attorneys general, representing both Republican and Democratic administrations, have jointly appealed to the United States Senate to reject the proposed legislation commonly referred to as the Clarity Act. This coalition, which includes top legal officials from a wide geographic spread of states, has articulated a unified stance that the bill, in its current for…
Sept. 14, 2026, 3:57 p.m.