The letter

The letter, dated Oct. 17, was addressed to Treasury Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence Brian Nelson and National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan.

Sen. Warren, 100 legislators write White House, Treasury about

U.S. Sen. Warren Leads Lawmakers to Push Administration on

US Senator Elizabeth Warren has

Highlighting concerns over cryptocurrency’s role in terrorism, the letter, addressed to key figures including Treasury Under Secretary for Terrorism Brian Nelson and National Security Advisor

U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren

US Senator Elizabeth Warren has penned an open letter to US President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to lead the US Treasury, urging him to evaluate stricter regulations

US Senator Elizabeth Warren

FORWARDING: Merkley, Warren: Trump-Linked Crypto Deal is a

Sen. Warren and Legislators Urge Action on Crypto Terrorism

US Senator Elizabeth Warren, along with over 100 legislators, has written a letter to the White House addressing concerns over crypto’s role in terrorism. The letter

Senator Warren noted that a

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren has urged incoming U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to impose tighter regulations on crypto to combat illicit activities and

Senator Warren noted that a key provision from Treasury’s November 2025 letter would apply anti-money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT)

In September 2025, Senator Warren sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen calling on the Treasury Department and the Financial Stability Oversight Council

In a letter to top

In a letter to top U.S. security officials, 102 lawmakers demanded to know what the Treasury Department and others are doing to prevent the use of crypto to finance

Senator Warren urges Trump’s Treasury pick to consider stricter

Sen. Warren Targets Scott Bessent With Hard-Hitting

Merkley and Warren wrote in

Sen. Warren, 100 legislators write White House

Sen. Warren, Legislators Pen Letter to Treasury on Crypto Terrorism

Merkley and Warren wrote in their letter to Office of Government Ethics Acting Director Jamieson Greer, “In short, a crypto firm whose founder needs a pardon and a