One month in, disapproval high but US lawmakers take no action on Iran war Republicans and Democrats remain entrenched despite public polling showing dismay over war, petrol prices.

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US Lawmakers Hold as Iran War Draws Public Ire Polls show 61% disapprove; one month in (Mar 28, 2026), Congress has taken no votes on Iran conflict—raising oil-price and supply-chain risk for markets.

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Kraken Wins Fed Master Account; Lawmaker Seeks Answers US lawmaker questions Fed after Kraken's Wyoming bank secured a Federal Reserve Master Account in March 2026 (Cointelegraph, Mar 27, 2026); oversight and disclosures expected.

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US lawmakers in Denmark seek to "lower temperature" after Trump's Greenland threats - Sight Magazine A bipartisan delegation of US lawmakers met the leaders of Denmark and Greenland in Copenhagen on Friday, seeking to "lower the temperature".

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Some U.S. lawmakers say Ukraine-Russia peace plan appears to favor Moscow: "That is unacceptable" Members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the Congressional Ukraine Caucus criticized a reported peace plan backed by the Trump administration.

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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman meets U.S. lawmakers to strengthen ties, while the Senate approves release of Jeffrey Epstein files, pending Trump’s signature. #SaudiCrownPrince #USLawmakers #EpsteinFiles #Trump

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US Lawmakers publish Epstein’s ‘Birthday Book’ with alleged Trump note A 2003 scrapbook for Jeffrey Epstein’s 50th birthday, compiled by Ghislaine Maxwell, has been released by Congress, sparking controversy over a note allegedly signed by Donald Trump, which the White H...

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US lawmakers, unions oppose railroad plan to automate track safety inspections By Lisa Baertlein LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -A U.S. railroad industry plan to rely more heavily on technology instead of humans to conduct routine track safety inspections has drawn a backlash from labor groups and lawmakers who voiced worry that automated inspections will result in more accidents. The dispute reflects simmering tensions in the global transport industry over the rise of automation. Also, U.S. President Donald Trump wants to slash regulations he says are holding back economic growth. The Association of American Railroads (AAR) in April requested a waiver from the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) that would allow freight railroads that use automation to slash the frequency of human-conducted track inspections by 75%. If approved, the waiver would allow operators employing a so-called "track geometry measurement system" (TGMS), which can be attached to rail cars and spot derailment risks like tracks that are warped or too far apart, to cut human inspections to twice per month from twice per week. The waiver would also provide railroads up to 72 hours to address defects, while human inspectors can immediately make repairs or choose to slow or stop trains. The association, along with manufacturing and agriculture trade groups that back the proposal, say the change would result in earlier detection and remediation of track defects. Tony Cardwell, president of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees Division (BMWED) union that represents track inspectors and other rail workers, called AAR’s analysis flawed. 3rd party Ad. Not an offer or recommendation by Investing.com. See disclosure here or remove ads. The technology only checks about a quarter of the items in track defect inspections, he said. Human inspectors also see foundation issues like broken rail ties or water damage earlier, allowing problems to be fixed before they get serious enough for the technology to flag them. "Track geometry is the end result of a defect, not the cause of a defect," Cardwell said. Opponents of the plan have noted that after three train passengers died following a 2021 Amtrak derailment, a government report concluded that automated track inspections do not find as many types of track hazards as human inspectors. A dozen Democratic U.S. Senators and the Democratic ranking members of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure also called on FRA to deny the waiver in recent public comments on the proposal. Kansas Governor Laura Kelly, who has more than 4,000 miles of railroads in her state, said automated track inspections "should not cut human track inspection at the expense of putting public safety at risk." Republican lawmakers did not submit public comments. The AAR said the waiver would actually improve railroad safety and operational efficiency. "Layering technology on top of redundant and unnecessary, old ways of conducting inspections is not a way to make an industry competitive," said Michael Rush, AAR’s senior vice president for safety and operations. AAR member railroads, including megamerger hopefuls Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern as well as Berkshire Hathaway-owned BNSF, back the request. 3rd party Ad. Not an offer or recommendation by Investing.com. See disclosure here or remove ads. The National Association of Manufacturers and the National Grain and Feed Association, both representing major U.S. freight rail customers, also support the proposal. The decision is now in the hands of FRA, which does not face a deadline. Train derailment rates are down over the last two decades, though there are still roughly three per day in the country, according to AAR and federal safety data. Some have been major. The village of East Palestine, Ohio is undertaking a billion-dollar environmental cleanup after a Norfolk Southern derailment in 2023. Two years earlier in 2021, an Amtrak derailment on a freight rail track in Montana killed three passengers. After the Amtrak derailment, a National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) report spelled out some of the limitations of TGMS technology. The report said the technology can provide detailed information on specific track parameters, but does "not capture the diverse array of unique track hazards detectable to human inspectors." NTSB and FRA did not immediately comment. 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Exclusive-US lawmakers renew concerns about GenScript’s ties to China By Karen Freifeld (Reuters) -The U.S. House of Representatives committee on China on Tuesday sent a letter to the directors of the FBI and national intelligence, renewing its concerns about GenScript Biotechnology’s work with U.S. companies, given its ties to China. In the letter, which was seen by Reuters, committee chair John Moolenaar and ranking member Raja Krishnamoorthi asked for updated intelligence and law enforcement information involving the global biotechnology company and affiliates Bestzyme, Legend and ProBio. Last year, the lawmakers asked for a similar briefing on whether the Chinese Communist Party had influence over GenScript’s operations and its role in advancing China’s biotech capabilities. News of the letter sent during the administration of former President Joe Biden last June caused GenScript shares to fall as much as 25% in Hong Kong. In recent years, U.S. lawmakers have highlighted the threat from companies called Contract Development and Manufacturing Organizations with operations in China. Lawmakers fear the firms, which offer drug development and manufacturing services to pharmaceutical and biotech companies, could steal intellectual property and help advance China’s capabilities, and have sought to push U.S. pharmaceutical and healthcare companies to lessen their reliance on them. "Since our initial letter, GenScript has undertaken significant new investments," the lawmakers said in Tuesday’s letter to FBI director Kash Patel and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. "Given this and other recent developments, we would benefit from renewing our conversation regarding relevant national security concerns." GenScript, founded in New Jersey in 2002 where it has facilities, also operates in Nanjing, China. It provides custom gene synthesis and other services for companies and U.S. government entities. The letter noted that GenScript presented "potential risks to the intellectual property of U.S. firms," suggesting it could steal from U.S. firms. In a statement on Wednesday, GenScript said it operates "transparently and professionally across all markets," and that it maintains the "highest international standards" in data security and IP protection. "We are aware of ongoing discussions involving the biotechnology industry and congressional correspondence," the company said. "While our name was included in the context of these broader conversations, there have been no actions, allegations or findings directly related to our company." Over the past two years, the company added, GenScript has invested more than $100 million in U.S. operations. GenScript has more than 5,500 employees and 200,000-plus customers across over 100 countries and regions.

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U.S. lawmakers seek probe into OnePlus devices over security concerns Investing.com -- Two U.S. lawmakers asked the Commerce Department on Friday to investigate whether devices sold by Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus in the United States pose security concerns. Representative John Moolenaar, a Republican who chairs a House of Representatives committee on China, and Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi, the panel’s top Democrat, made the request in a letter. The lawmakers noted that major U.S. retailers sell OnePlus devices for use on two U.S. wireless networks. According to the letter, a recent analysis by a commercial company provided to the committee "indicates that these devices may potentially collect and transmit extensive user data -- including sensitive personal information to servers under Chinese jurisdiction without explicit user consent." This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C. AI computing powers are changing the stock market. Investing.com's ProPicks AI includes 6 winning stock portfolios chosen by our advanced AI. In 2024 alone, ProPicks AI identified 2 stocks that surged over 150%, 4 additional stocks that leaped over 30%, and 3 more that climbed over 25%. Which stock will be the next to soar?

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US lawmakers question Musk’s dual role at SpaceX and government agency WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Democratic lawmakers on key House committees raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest from Elon Musk’s dual roles as SpaceX CEO and a Special Government Employee overseeing changes at NASA and the Department of Defense, a letter sent to the agencies on Tuesday said. The letter addressed to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and NASA Acting Administrator Janet Petro expressed alarm by House Democrats over Musk’s potential conflicts, given his role spearheading the Trump administration’s massive federal overhaul through the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE. "Mr. Musk’s dual role creates an inherent conflict of interest between SpaceX’s status as a large government contractor and DOGE’s influence at agencies overseeing SpaceX contracts, contract bids, and regulations governing the company and its activities," the letter signed by the top Democrats on the House Armed Services Committee and the committee on Science, Space and Technology and others said. DOGE is currently overseeing significant organizational changes at both the Department of Defense and NASA. These changes include the dismissal of probationary Defense employees, the cancellation of hundreds of millions of dollars in grants and contracts at NASA, and the elimination of entire programs at both agencies. Simultaneously, SpaceX continues to serve as a large contractor for both DoD and NASA, bidding on and winning additional contracts even after Musk began his work for the Trump administration. "Because SpaceX performs significant work for the federal government across the national security and civil space architectures, even the perception of a conflict of interest is very troubling, and Mr. Musk’s influence over the agencies awarding large contracts to his company goes far beyond mere perception," the letter said. Musk has been at the helm of SpaceX since its founding in 2002. The company has become a major player in the space industry, securing numerous contracts with NASA and the Department of Defense.

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US lawmakers urge SEC to delist Alibaba and Chinese companies, FT reports (Reuters) -The heads of two Congressional panels have written to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission urging it to delist Chinese companies, including Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) Group, that they say have military links that put U.S. national security at risk, the Financial Times reported on Friday. The Republican chair of the House China committee, John Moolenaar, and the Republican chair of the Senate committee on ageing, Rick Scott, urged SEC chair Paul Atkins to take action against 25 Chinese groups, listed on exchanges in the U.S, FT said. "These entities benefit from American investor capital while advancing the strategic objectives of the Chinese Communist party . . . supporting military modernisation and gross human rights violations," they said in the letter, according to FT. "They also pose an unacceptable risk to American investors." The companies also include search engine Baidu (NASDAQ:BIDU), online retail platform JD.com and the popular social media platform Weibo (NASDAQ:WB), according to the Times. The Securities and Exchange Commission did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment.

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Nvidia raised concerns about Huawei’s growing AI capabilities to US lawmakers SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) -Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang discussed concerns with Huawei Technologies Co.’s growing artificial intelligence capabilities with U.S. lawmakers, according to a senior congressional committee staff source. The issues were raised during a closed-door meeting between Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) executives and the U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee. Among the topics discussed were Huawei’s artificial intelligence chips and how restrictions on Nvidia’s chips in China could make Huawei’s chips more competitive. "If DeepSeek R1 had been trained on (Huawei chips) or a future open-source Chinese model had been trained to be highly optimized to Huawei chips, that would risk creating a global market demand for Huawei chips," the senior staff source said.

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US lawmakers move to block IMF Central Africa support over oil fund dispute By Bate Felix and Wendell Roelf DAKAR (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers have introduced legislation that could block International Monetary Fund (IMF) support for some Central African countries, in an effort to guard billions of dollars that oil companies must set aside for environmental restoration. The bill highlights a standoff between foreign investors on one side, and Central African monetary authorities trying to enforce tighter capital controls on extractive industries to shore up depleted reserves on the other. Introduced by U.S. Republican Representatives Bill Huizenga and Dan Meuser, the bill targets new regulations imposed by the Bank of Central African States (BEAC), the regional central bank, that require international oil companies (IOCs) to deposit the environmental restoration funds into BEAC-controlled accounts. The funds, estimated at between 3 and 6 trillion CFA francs (approximately $5 billion to $10 billion) and currently held in foreign banks, have been set aside by IOCs operating in the region for future environmental clean-up once production ends. Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC) member states want the funds moved to regional institutions to bolster their economies and foreign currency holdings. The move, backed by the IMF and approved during an emergency summit of CEMAC heads of state in Yaounde in December 2024, is seen by regional governments as a critical step in addressing economic fragility. According to BEAC’s March 2025 monetary policy report, the implementation is expected to take effect from May 1, in line with the summit’s resolutions, with penalties of up to 150% of the restoration funds for non-compliance. BEAC has also suggested raising rates for repatriation to the region of other funds, including for extractive companies’ operational spending, currently set at 35%. Perenco, a privately-held French oil company with significant operations across the region, said it was in negotiations with regional stakeholders to reach an agreement before the April 30 deadline. "Perenco is already complying with the 35% repatriation of funds’ rule, and all regulations currently in place," a spokesperson said. Other oil companies in the region did not respond to requests for comments. In Equatorial Guinea, the finance ministry has met major operators Marathon Oil (NYSE:MRO), Chevron (NYSE:CVX), Kosmos Energy (NYSE:KOS) and Vaalco Energy (NYSE:EGY) to discuss the issue, said one source. DETERIORATING RESERVES The six CEMAC members - Cameroon, Gabon, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Central African Republic, and Republic of Congo - share monetary policy, a currency, and the common BEAC central bank. They have struggled to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic and other global shocks, leaving them short of foreign exchange reserves to cover imports and debt. Cameroon’s President Paul Biya warned during the summit in December of "disastrous consequences" for the countries if urgent action was not taken to address their deteriorating net external reserves. Critics, including the bill’s sponsors, argue that the BEAC mandate risks undermining billions of dollars in U.S. oil and gas investments across Central Africa. "By refusing to clarify that these restoration funds will not count towards gross foreign exchange reserves, the IMF has misled the CEMAC member states and directly put tens of billions of dollars of IOCs investment in the region at risk," the bill said. The bill said the funds are contractually restricted and designated for future environmental rehabilitation, and therefore should not be "readily available" or "controlled by monetary authorities to count towards foreign exchange reserves. Under the proposed legislation, the U.S. Treasury would be barred from supporting any IMF proposals involving CEMAC countries until the IMF publicly confirms such funds cannot be classified as gross foreign exchange reserves. The move could bar further approvals of IMF financial support for some countries in the region that rely heavily on the fund’s support, such as Cameroon and the Republic of Congo. The IMF did not immediately respond to questions on the bill’s implications. In a March report, the IMF highlighted serious concerns about the CEMAC region’s economy, warning that without corrective action some countries could face debt levels nearing 100% of GDP and dwindling reserves by 2029. This could worsen liquidity issues and threaten the region’s financial stability and repayment capacity, it said.

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