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New Hampshire Kills Historic $100M Bitcoin Bond Proposal
New Hampshire Kills Historic $100M Bitcoin Bond Proposal
New Hampshire's Executive Council narrowly rejected a proposal Wednesday that would have authorized a $100 million Bitcoin-backed bond, ending what supporters hoped would make the state a pioneer in digital asset finance, according to Bitcoin Magazine.
The measure failed in a 3-2 vote after reaching its final approval stage, despite receiving a favorable rating review from Moody's and backing from Governor Kelly Ayotte and the New Hampshire Business Finance Authority. Had it moved forward, officials said it would have been the first municipal...
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May 29, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Repeat Speeders In Washington Could Soon Have Cars Electronically Restricted
Repeat Speeders In Washington Could Soon Have Cars Electronically Restricted
Washington state has approved a new law targeting drivers with serious speeding violations by requiring them to use speed-limiting technology before regaining limited driving privileges, according to Slashgear.
The measure, House Bill 1596 — also called the BEAM Act — was created in response to a fatal 2024 crash that killed Boyd Buster Brown, Eloise Wilcoxson, Andrea Smith Hudson, and Matilda Wilcoxson.
Beginning in January 2029, drivers whose licenses were suspended for reckless driving or excessive speeding will need to install an...
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May 15, 2026 / Tyler Durden
German SPD Leader Faces Backlash After Claiming Migrants Burdening Welfare System Is A 'Right Wing Extremist' Lie
German SPD Leader Faces Backlash After Claiming Migrants Burdening Welfare System Is A 'Right Wing Extremist' Lie
Via Remix News,
Labor Minister and Social Democratic Party (SPD) co-leader Bärbel Bas (SPD) says nobody is immigrating to Germany to take advantage of its social welfare system. However, she has received substantial pushback directed at her claim.
Bas’ comment came during a session of the Bundestag, when AfD MP René Springer asked Bas why she wasn’t cutting spending on immigration due to the current budget crisis, given the clear burden it is putting on social...
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May 21, 2026 / Tyler Durden
"Marylanders Are Voting With Their Feet": Johns Hopkins Finds Blue State Exodus To Persist For Years
"Marylanders Are Voting With Their Feet": Johns Hopkins Finds Blue State Exodus To Persist For Years
A new Johns Hopkins University survey shows that more than half of Baltimore respondents expect to move out of their current neighborhoods within three years, as the one-party-ruled state of Democratic Party queens and kings has failed taxpayers on affordability, law and order, and other basic issues commonly standard in red states.
The Hopkins survey, conducted from September to November 2024, found that 42% of Baltimore City residents want to leave the city entirely. Of...
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