Michael Stratford is a Reporter at Yahoo News. He specializes in finance and personal finance, with a focus on trading, elections, government, politics, and public policy. His work has been featured in notable outlets including POLITICO, Yahoo Finance, and E&E News.
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Michael Stratford The Treasury Department's general counsel resigned as the Trump administration announced a nearly $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization
By: Sophia Cai, Cheyenne Haslett, Michael Stratford, John Sakellariadis
The administration’s early response to Mythos sparked a turf clash, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressing that a top White House cyber official was not moving quickly enough.
By: Michael Stratford
“We did not find evidence of violations of administrative or criminal law that would constitute fraud,” the report said.
By: James Bikales, Carlos Anchondo, Michael Stratford
The framework deal with Tehran directed the U.S. to lift “all types of sanctions” on Iran's oil sector.
By: James Bikales, Michael Stratford
The development is a sign that the peace agreement reached between the U.S. and Iran last month remains on fragile ground.
By: Michael Stratford, Oliver Ward, Daniel Desrochers
The president reiterated a threat to cut off trade with Spain while attending the NATO Summit in Turkey.
In new guidance, financial regulators said that undocumented immigrants may present an "elevated credit risk."
The Trump administration is about to test whether there’s such a thing as a compromise in one of Washington’s low-simmering — but fiercest — financial policy fights.
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By: Declan Harty, Michael Stratford
The decision would give new powers and federal credibility to a venture in which the president and his family retain a substantial financial interest.
