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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to reevaluate agency, starting with how it requests info during investigations

CFPB plans to start reevaluating the agency, its enforcement actions and rulemaking, starting with a document used to collect information during investigations.

By Mollie Bryant January 17, 2018

Acting director to ‘fix’ Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, cut regulations

The acting director for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau plans to stifle regulations, but consumer advocates argue the free market alone isn't enough to hold bad actors to account.

By Mollie Bryant January 16, 2018

The golden age of deregulation

The Environmental Protection Agency has gotten the most attention for scaling back regulations, so here are a few rollbacks that you may have missed.

By Mollie Bryant January 4, 2018

Crying Wolff: Reporters question veracity of Trump tell-all

It's the political story of the day, but it might not be all it's cracked up to be.

By Mollie Bryant January 3, 2018

Things to know: The attempt to mow down safety net programs

As the myth of the Welfare Queen endures, Republicans have long set their sights on cutting back safety net programs. With help from the Trump administration, they may get their chance.

By Mollie Bryant December 11, 2017