O ur patchwork system of U.S. state and federal financial regulators is confusing and, at times, redundant. Yet that ...

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A federal appeals court panel lifted a lower court’s order Friday that blocked the Trump administration‘s efforts to fire ...

Once a powerful watchdog for financial wrongdoing, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has seen its enforcement efforts ...

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SIMON: Let's remind ourselves - Consumer Financial Protection Bureau created in 2010, a independent consumer watchdog. How did it find itself at the center of this drama? KEITH: Yes.