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Senate Republicans release ‘final’ Clarity Act draft as Trump accepts most ethics provisions

President Donald Trump agreed to ethics restrictions on the bill, which would limit officials and their spouses from crypto-related dealings.

Senate Republicans release ‘final’ Clarity Act draft as Trump accepts most ethics provisions

US President Donald Trump has agreed to ethics restrictions on a bill, which would limit officials and their spouses from crypto-related dealings, according to The Block.

In a separate development, Trump said he would review 9/11 records after returning to the US, as reported by Free Malaysia Today. He made the comment in Ireland before boarding a plane to fly back to the US. Families of 9/11 victims have been calling for declassification of additional records related to the events.

There were also reports on the Nigerian senatorial race, with Punch Nigeria and Punch releasing details on the final list of candidates for the 2027 general elections. However, these reports appear to be unrelated to the US developments.

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