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Consumer Advocates Celebrate New Rule to Simplify Bank Switching Last month, consumer rights champions were delighted as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) approved a new … Continue Reading →
Watchdog Declares Trump’s White House Open for Business with New Chief of Staff Choice A watchdog organization expressed concerns this Friday that President-elect Donald Trump is … Continue Reading →
House Rejects Bill Giving Trump Authority to Close Nonprofits A proposed bill that would have given President-elect Donald Trump extensive powers to investigate and potentially shut … Continue Reading →
Senate Secures Ethics Leadership as Republican Administration Approaches With the impending shift to Republican dominance in the U.S. Senate, legislators acted swiftly on Thursday to approve … Continue Reading →
As President-elect Donald Trump is rumored to be considering Sen. Marco Rubio for the role of Secretary of State, journalist Ken Klippenstein has unveiled a comprehensive … Continue Reading →
President-elect Donald Trump has once again ignited global concerns about the future by naming additional top officials for his upcoming administration on Wednesday. Former U.S. Representative … Continue Reading →
President-elect Donald Trump disclosed on Tuesday that Elon Musk, currently the wealthiest individual globally, a major contributor to the Republican campaign, and a recipient of numerous … Continue Reading →
A federal jury in Virginia delivered a groundbreaking decision that has been applauded by human rights activists globally, holding a U.S. military contractor accountable for the … Continue Reading →
U.S. Representative Rashida Tlaib Vocal Against New Legislation On Tuesday, U.S. Representative Rashida Tlaib, along with several progressive Democrats, voiced strong opposition to a new bill … Continue Reading →
Worldwide human rights organizations expressed outrage following the U.S. State Department’s declaration on Tuesday that Israel’s actions in Gaza, which include obstructing humanitarian aid and widespread … Continue Reading →