House Republicans canceled voting for the weeks of Sept. 21 and Sept. 28, leaving just four voting days before lawmakers head home ahead of the midterms.
The Senate’s Sept. 15 vote is only a procedural step. If senators amend the CLARITY Act, the bill must return to the House before reaching Trump’s desk.
That window is now extremely tight — pushing the bill closer to a post-election lame-duck session.
The U.S. Pays Over 1 TRILLION DOLLARS in Interest — Now Treasury Is Expanding Its Own Debt Buybacks.
With federal debt above 40 trillion dollars and bond yields surging, Treasury is increasing long-term buybacks starting September 9, doubling some operations from 2 billion to at least 4 billion dollars.
Important: the 12.5 billion-dollar operation is a cash-management buyback, not a sudden new bailout or QE program. Treasury has been running buybacks routinely.
The OpenAI CEO says he’s seeing the first signs of "unsustainable silliness" as new AI infrastructure firms promise enormous amounts of compute without enough revenue or committed buyers to support it.
Altman remains confident in OpenAI’s own buildout — but admits a broader economic collapse could still hit the company.
The AI boom isn’t the concern. The spending behind it might be.
Elon Musk Says Robots Will Outproduce ALL Humans Combined.
At the G20 Innovation Ministerial, Musk predicted at least 1 billion humanoid robots within 10 years, with each producing roughly 5x the output of a human.
He says robots will eventually build more robots, creating explosive growth — a prediction he’d put "serious money" on.
1 billion robots. 5x human output. Musk thinks this is conservative.
Europe Wants Crypto OUT of Tax-Advantaged Savings Accounts.
The EU recommends excluding crypto assets from its new Savings and Investment Accounts, while allowing stocks, bonds and funds. Ireland is now following that approach, excluding direct crypto as "highly complex and risky."
But ETFs remain eligible — meaning crypto exposure through an ETF can qualify, while holding actual Bitcoin cannot.
Bitcoin exposure gets the tax advantage. Bitcoin itself doesn’t.
Europe Wants Crypto OUT of Tax-Advantaged Savings Accounts.
The EU recommends excluding crypto assets from its new Savings and Investment Accounts, while allowing stocks, bonds and funds. Ireland is now following that approach, excluding direct crypto as "highly complex and risky."
But ETFs remain eligible — meaning crypto exposure through an ETF can qualify, while holding actual Bitcoin cannot.
Bitcoin exposure gets the tax advantage. Bitcoin itself doesn’t.
NASA Is Sending a Nuclear-Powered Spacecraft to Mars in 2028.
NASA’s Space Reactor-1 Freedom is targeting late 2028 to become the first fission-powered interplanetary spacecraft, demonstrating nuclear-electric propulsion on a Mars flyby mission.
Nuclear-electric propulsion uses propellant far more efficiently than conventional chemical systems, potentially opening the door to much more ambitious deep-space missions.
The next space race may be powered by nuclear energy.
Trump Called Jensen Huang in the Middle of Nvidia’s Company-Wide Meeting.
The interruption came as Huang laid out his vision of AI triggering a new American industrial revolution — driving massive investment into chip fabs, power plants, data centers and advanced manufacturing.
Huang says roughly 400 billion dollars flowed into AI startups in just six months, but warned the infrastructure boom must also deliver tangible benefits to local communities.
AI isn’t just a tech boom anymore. It’s becoming an infrastructure boom.
Trump Calls It "The Biggest Oil Deal in World History."
The U.S. and Venezuela have struck a sweeping deal covering 17 oil fields with roughly 65 billion barrels of potential reserves. The reported structure gives the U.S. 55% of the venture’s effective output, including rights to buy crude at cost, while Venezuela could receive around 100 billion dollars in investment.
Trump also says Venezuelan crude will help refill America’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
65 billion barrels. Energy geopolitics just changed.
Asked where he would diversify outside the U.S. dollar, Gates immediately ruled out crypto, calling himself a skeptic of "pure mania-driven assets." He instead favors a globally diversified basket of equities.
This isn’t a new stance — Gates has criticized Bitcoin and crypto speculation for years.
One of tech’s biggest billionaires is still sitting out $BTC .
Did Kevin Warsh Accidentally Fool the Trading Algos With One Word?
Warsh opened Jackson Hole repeatedly talking about "hikes" hiking trails, not interest-rate hikes and even called his speech outline a "trail map." The unusual wording came as markets rapidly repriced his remarks as hawkish.
Some traders are now speculating that headline-reading algos may have interpreted "hike" as a monetary-policy signal. There’s no proof the wording caused the move but the timing has raised eyebrows.
Did the algos hear "rate hike" when Warsh was just talking about a hike?
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