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U.S. Senate fails to advance sweeping cryptocurrency bill in blow for industry

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The brief

Four Republican senators joined Democrats in voting against the legislation, which was backed by President Donald Trump. Bill falls 10 votes short of the needed 60 in the Senate; Republican Senators Moran, Collins, Hawley, Tillis vote no; Bill is on ice, ​Congress set for recess before election Key points and original sources are listed below.

  • Four Republican senators joined Democrats in voting against the legislation, which was backed by President Donald Trump.S1
  • Bill falls 10 votes short of the needed 60 in the Senate; Republican Senators Moran, Collins, Hawley, Tillis vote no; Bill is on ice, ​Congress set for recess before electionS2
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1h Japantimes

U.S. Senate fails to advance sweeping cryptocurrency bill in blow for industry

Four Republican senators joined Democrats in voting against the legislation, which was backed by President Donald Trump.

2h Thehindubusinessline

US Senate fails to advance sweeping cryptocurrency bill in blow for industry

Bill falls 10 votes short of the needed 60 in the Senate; Republican Senators Moran, Collins, Hawley, Tillis vote no; Bill is on ice, ​Congress set for recess before election

U.S. Senate fails to advance sweeping cryptocurrency bill in blow for industry

2 outlets 2 reports
The brief

Four Republican senators joined Democrats in voting against the legislation, which was backed by President Donald Trump. Bill falls 10 votes short of the needed 60 in the Senate; Republican Senators Moran, Collins, Hawley, Tillis vote no; Bill is on ice, ​Congress set for recess before election Key points and original sources are listed below.

  • Four Republican senators joined Democrats in voting against the legislation, which was backed by President Donald Trump.S1
  • Bill falls 10 votes short of the needed 60 in the Senate; Republican Senators Moran, Collins, Hawley, Tillis vote no; Bill is on ice, ​Congress set for recess before electionS2
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S1 Japantimes 1 report · EN
S2 ThehindubusinesslineLead 1 report · EN