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Financial regulators are the latest agents to be recruited in the Trump administration’s war on immigration.

At some point, we have to ask, “What is the Bank Secrecy Act even doing?”

The program didn’t have a single customer from April 2022 to September 2025.

Given the risks of CBDCs, this marks a great win for financial freedom.

It's time to recognize that the Bank Secrecy Act and warrantless surveillance of financial activity are an unjustified intrusion into people’s privacy.

Both Congress and the president should get answers here.

Human rights activists have been increasingly attacked through the system created under the Bank Secrecy Act in what has come to be known as transnational repression.

Although many legislative expansions have not passed, the wheel keeps turning.

Testifying before Congress is never an easy matter. Time is limited, and tempers flare.

Tracking CBDCs is only half the battle. It’s up to you to keep freedom tech alive.

If this report is the best the agency can do, it’s time to end the Bank Secrecy Act.

Speaking at a congressional hearing, Representative Warren Davidson (R‑OH) didn’t pull any punches when describing the Bank Secrecy Act. He said, “Over the decades, [the Bank Secrecy Act] has become a bloated surveillance machine demanding endless reports without delivering proportional results.”

All signs were pointing to the end of reputational risk regulation. Yet, the fine print in one of those new rules suggests that the end is not quite here.

It’s time for Americans to know that the Bank Secrecy Act is really the Bank Surveillance Act—and it is time for Congress to fix it.

America is celebrating its 250th anniversary, but President Trump has forgotten the Constitution.

Considering that the Trump administration has also been flirting with price controls and playing politics with several potential mergers, it would be wise to consider Spirit’s experience as a cautiona

Financial privacy has largely disappeared under the Bank Secrecy Act. Worse yet, most Americans have no idea this system exists.

If you are thinking this invasion of your privacy sounds unconstitutional, you’re not alone.

The European Central Bank would rather control the flow of information than let the public see what’s happening for themselves.

Something needs to change.