2026-06-29 19:00 UTC | BLOCK 955965
BITCOIN $60,182 | GOLD $4,008 | OIL $72.95
1. Supreme Court widens presidential removal power while shielding Fed governor Cook
-- The Supreme Court let Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook remain in office for now while upholding Trump’s removals at other independent agencies.
-- Fed governors retain stronger insulation than most agency heads, giving rate markets a narrow central-bank carveout even as other regulators become more exposed to White House control.
2. Venezuela quake toll rises above 1,700 as aftershock hits Caracas
-- Venezuela’s earthquake death toll rose to 1,719 with more than 5,000 injured, France 24 reported, as rescuers searched collapsed buildings after a new aftershock.
-- Relief operations are shifting from rescue to mass shelter and medical logistics, with security forces and aid agencies competing for fuel, transport and hospital capacity.
3. China grounds light aircraft after Beijing tower crash
-- China grounded light aircraft after a crash into a Beijing tower, Reuters reported, citing the Financial Times.
-- A broad aviation security halt can disrupt training, private aviation and low-altitude commercial pilots while regulators reassess oversight of a sector Beijing has promoted for drones and urban air services.
4. DOJ charges Massachusetts and Rhode Island over immigrant tuition laws
-- The Justice Department sued Massachusetts and Rhode Island to challenge state laws providing in-state tuition or financial aid to undocumented immigrants.
-- The legal fights extend federal immigration enforcement into state higher-education financing, creating budget and eligibility uncertainty for schools before fall enrollment cycles.
5. Stargate AI power buildout reprices electricity for bitcoin miners
-- TFTC reported that Stargate’s planned U.S. AI campuses have locked in nearly seven gigawatts of power capacity, intensifying competition with bitcoin miners for grid access.
-- Miners without long-term power contracts face margin pressure if AI buyers keep bidding up flexible load, turning interconnection queues and power-purchase terms into a core bitcoin-infrastructure risk.
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