Hours after Cordray resigned with Leandra English set to replace him, Trump named Mick Mulvaney as acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
The president's likely pick to control the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau could spark a titanic legal battle.
An Equifax-inspired reform somehow led to big giveaways for banks. There's a reason that bipartisanship is fetishized in Washington.
Facing criticism, the conference committee made a few tweaks to the “Amazon amendment” but left the measure largely in tact.
The commerce secretary's story played in the news as evidence of further Trump administration ties to Russia, but it's more about a major conflict of interest.
There's reason to believe that Twitter's user growth team chose not to delete fake accounts because it wanted to preserve higher user numbers for investors.
Amazon is on the verge of winning a multibillion-dollar advantage over retail rivals by taking over large swaths of federal procurement.
Paul Manafort's alleged money-laundering scheme was first laid out in a report in The Intercept in February.
The most hopeful path out of the opioid epidemic has little to do with President Donald Trump's announcement.
In more of the Trumpian brand of populism, the Senate has cleared the way for corporations to include arbitration clauses in the fine print of rip-off contracts.
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