Online Brokerage Service Disruptions

Online brokerages like Charles Schwab and Vanguard experienced service disruptions, frustrating investors on a day of market volatility and recession fears. The SEC is monitoring the situation.

Misuse of Company Funds by IRL Founder and Wife

The founder of social media app IRL and his wife used company funds for personal expenses like their wedding and luxury holidays, leading to a lawsuit by the SEC for fraud.

Texas Longhorns Joining SEC and 'Horns Down' Taunt

The Texas Longhorns are set to compete in the SEC for the first time, potentially leading to the 'Horns Down' taunt being used against them. The SEC Commissioner did not confirm if 'Horns Down' will be penalized.

U.S. Supreme Court ruling on SEC and jury trials for securities fraud cases

U.S. Supreme Court rules that SEC must bring cases for securities fraud to federal court for a jury trial, invalidating its own in-house proceedings. Justice Sotomayor dissents, warning about the threat to separation of powers. Legal experts discuss the implications for administrative agency tribunals.

Trump Media Stock Price Plunge

Trump Media's stock price plunged by more than 17% in after-hours trading after the SEC declared registration of additional shares effective. The company anticipates raising up to $247 million in proceeds if all warrants are exercised. CEO Devin Nunes expects to pursue TV streaming and potential mergers with the funds.

Cryptocurrency Regulation in Congress

House Majority Whip Tom Emmer discusses the battle between pro-crypto lawmakers and 'dinosaurs' in Congress and 'kleptomaniac bureaucrats' like SEC Chairman Gary Gensler. Legislation like the FIT for the 21st Century Act aims to protect consumers and clarify regulatory oversight on cryptocurrencies.

SEC Charges Auditing Firm for Trump Media with 'Massive Fraud'

The auditing firm for Trump Media and the auditor's owner were charged with 'massive fraud' by the SEC for accounting work that affected more than 1,500 SEC filings. The auditor, BF Borgers CPA, and its owner, Benjamin Borgers, agreed to be permanently suspended and pay $14 million in civil penalties.

Supreme Court rejects Elon Musk's challenge to SEC agreement

The Supreme Court rejected Elon Musk's attempt to challenge the SEC agreement requiring a lawyer to review some of his social media posts. Musk complained that the SEC imposed unconstitutional limits on his speech, but lower courts upheld the agreement.

Elon Musk's Legal Battle with SEC over Social Media Posts

Elon Musk's attempt to challenge SEC agreement terms rejected by Supreme Court, Musk's lawyers claim his speech limits are unconstitutional, but lower courts side with SEC

SEC Lawsuit for Data Collection

The New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA) filed a lawsuit against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for illegally collecting mass amounts of personally identifiable data of investors in the U.S. stock market through the 'Consolidated Audit Trail' (CAT) program without Congressional authorization, putting Americans' financial data at risk.

Dawn Staley Leads South Carolina to National Championship

Former WNBA player Dawn Staley leads South Carolina to their third national championship, inspiring Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian. Sarkisian aims to replicate Staley's success in the Southeastern Conference.

SEC Rule on Carbon Emissions Disclosure

The SEC temporarily suspends a rule requiring private companies to disclose carbon emissions data after facing lawsuits. GOP attorneys general and business groups challenged the rule, claiming it would cost millions. The rule is part of President Biden's green agenda and aims to influence investments based on climate change theories. The SEC voluntarily suspended the rule while litigation continues.

Allegations of Game Fixing in College Football

Former college football quarterback claims he was approached by a mobster to fix games during his time in the sport. The SEC and Vanderbilt did not immediately respond to the claims.