The U.S. Department of the Treasury provides an overview of recent press releases and featured stories, highlighting policy actions, enforcement measures, and strategic initiatives across financial regulation, taxation, sanctions, and technology. The page organizes news items by date and category, with dedicated sections for featured stories, press releases, remarks and statements, and other media resources, allowing stakeholders to track current priorities and actions across the department’s portfolio.
The listing of press releases shows a concentration of activity in February 2026, including topics such as illicit finance, tax guidance, whistleblower programs, international coordination, and technology-related risk. One press release dated February 19, 2026 is titled Treasury Releases Two New Resources to Guide AI Use in the Financial Sector, indicating that the department is issuing guidance or tools to shape how Artificial Intelligence is used by financial institutions. Another entry dated February 18, 2026 is titled Treasury Announces Public-Private Initiative to Strengthen Cybersecurity and Risk Management for AI, pointing to a coordinated effort between government and private entities to address cybersecurity and risk management challenges associated with Artificial Intelligence. Additional February 2026 releases include actions against cartel-linked activity, sanctions on Sudanese paramilitary commanders, interim corporate alternative minimum tax guidance, and the release of Treasury International Capital data for December.
The news section also surfaces speeches and policy direction from senior leadership, including Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent’s remarks before the Economic Club of Dallas and other public events. Featured stories span topics such as penny production cessation frequently asked questions and new appointments at the department, underscoring both operational decisions and personnel changes. Navigation elements and filters allow users to search by keyword, date range, bureau, and news type, while links to related government resources, data portals, and oversight bodies situate Treasury’s communications within the broader federal information ecosystem.
