Gary Rivlin

Gary Rivlin is a reporting fellow with The Investigative Fund at The Nation Institute. A former New York Times reporter, he is the author of six books, including, most recently, "Katrina: After the Flood."

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Republicans Have Found a Nuclear Option to Kill Regulations

Gary Rivlin — Apr. 20

Republicans’ new interpretation of the Congressional Review Act could endanger thousands of regulations that industries dislike.

Gary Cohn: Mission Accomplished

Gary Rivlin — Mar. 7

Trump’s top economic adviser is leaving the White House — but not before delivering a number of gifts to Wall Street and his old firm, Goldman Sachs.

Bank Earnings Are Soaring, but Congress Wants to Gut Post-Crisis Safeguards

Gary Rivlin, Susan Antilla — Mar. 5

The Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act threatens to undo many of the safeguards enacted by the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.

Under Trump’s SEC, Wall Street Secrecy Expands as Enforcement Shrinks

Susan Antilla, Gary Rivlin — Jan. 30

In Jay Clayton, Wall Street firms have a regulator who likes to dole out disclosure exemptions and slaps on the wrist.

Wall Street Wants to Kill the Agency Protecting Americans From Financial Scams

Gary Rivlin, Susan Antilla — November 18 2017

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has become a fast-moving agency that actually chalks up wins for average Americans. Republicans have sworn to kill it.

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