The Latest Breaking News from Jay Clayton

The security officer helped to recruit couriers who would transport the drugs into multiple New York area airports, according to prosecutors

President Donald Trump's trend of firing assistant U.S. attorneys reportedly violates civil service laws, according to a former federal prosecutor.

President-elect Trump's Cabinet picks and potential candidates for key roles, with uncertainty surrounding unfilled positions and proposed changes.

Trump Administration's search for Treasury secretary intensifies with Lutnick and Bessent as top contenders.

The last two SEC Chairs left the Commission without resistance, going with the flow of tradition wherein leaders resign upon the entry of a new administration, but Gary Gensler's silence in recent days has raised the question of whether he will finish his term or step down in the face…

A federal judge fined the crypto firm nearly $2 billion less than the SEC asked for, but the key case is just getting started.

Ahead of the deadline for the SEC to make a decision on the spot Bitcoin ETF proposals, former SEC chair Jay Clayton said the "approval is eventually inevitable."

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is trading higher Monday afternoon,

The pair of lawsuits could play a part in leading to more clarity for the industry, he said.