Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) urged the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to pass the agency's proposed $8 limit on credit card late fees, a decrease from the current $30 for first-time late payments and $41 for subsequent late payments. Under the CFPB's proposed rule, credit card issuers would be required to justify late fees in excess of $8.
EXCLUSIVE — Medical schools that give preference to minorities and female applicants risk lawsuits from America First Legal, the conservative legal group warned in letters sent to "nearly every" U.S. medical school in light of the Supreme Court striking down affirmative action.
Indiana Republican Attorney General Todd Rokita and six other attorneys general condemned Target for the company's LGBT pride campaign, referring to it as "transanity."
The Department of Justice is asking for a district court judge to block former President Donald Trump from being deposed in a lawsuit filed by former FBI agents who were fired during his administration.
Arkansas residents who applied and were approved for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program can expect benefit payments to help with cooling costs during the summer in four days.
Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) called on 10 universities to preserve their communications after they reacted to the Supreme Court’s recent affirmative action ruling and “expressed open hostility.”
