A judge directed pointed questions at the Trump administration about whether its decision to halt most activity within the CFPB violated the law.
In an email, a top official in the CFPB's division of supervision said senior officials had confirmed that supervisory work ...
A federal judge Monday kept in place an order prohibiting mass firings at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau while she sorts through conflicting claims about whether the Trump administration is ...
Top officials at the embattled U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau have not allowed staff to resume supervising ...
"I just want to know if the work is being done or isn't being done," U.S. District Senior Judge Amy Berman Jackson said at a ...
A judge in Washington, D.C., refused to mince words Monday when responding to arguments made over a firing sweep that ...
Adam Martinez, the agency's chief operating officer, says the CFPB has continued conducting congressionally mandated work.
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau examiners remain on administrative leave despite an email from the agency’s chief ...
The embattled U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Monday asked a federal court to issue a stay in its enforcement ...
A top Consumer Financial Protection Bureau official will be forced to testify about the Trump administration’s plans for the ...
A federal judge wants to hear directly from one of the top officials at the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau to learn if the Trump administration is gutting the agency.
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