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Key Insight: The Justice Department told a federal court that an existing preliminary injunction does not require the acting director to request funding. What’s at Stake: Acting…

Key Insight: Acting CFPB Director Russell Vought claims the agency will run out of funding by year-end and cannot pay employees, so it is transferring its…

Key Insight: The CFPB has enough money to operate through Dec. 31st, but the Justice Department filed a motion about a “potential lapse in appropriations.”Supporting Data:…

The exterior of the Providence School Department headquarters in Providence, RI on April 25, 2019. Lane Turner | Boston Globe | Getty ImagesThe U.S. Department of…

David Paul Morris/Bloomberg As California considers new artificial intelligence requirements for financial regulators, trade groups and legal experts are pushing regulators to recruit AI experts to…

A federal judge handed another blow to the Trump administration’s attempts to prematurely end redlining settlement obligations for mortgage lenders. Pennsylvania-based ESSA Bank must follow the terms…

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency this week issued a notice announcing it will comply with a recent executive order aimed at curbing overcriminalization…

Donald Trump has not been shy about his approach to pardons. In some cases, it reflects his … More makeover of the Department of Justice.Getty Images…

The Department of Justice, which recently terminated one Biden-era fair lending consent order, is now pushing to free another bank from its obligations under a three-year-old…

The Department of Justice defended a stop-work order at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, claiming that the Trump administration was not shutting down the agency —…