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Federal prosecutors open criminal investigation into the Fed and Jerome Powell — REUTERS / ixx511

Jerome Powell · United States

Federal prosecutors open criminal investigation into the Fed and Jerome Powell

49% Center coverage: 424 sources

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Sunday that the Department of Justice had subpoenaed the central bank on Friday with the threat of a criminal indictment, the latest move in a year-long pressure campaign from the Trump administration. See the Story

Industry Groups React After Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Louisiana Coastal Case

John Roberts · Louisiana

Industry Groups React After Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Louisiana Coastal Case

54% Center coverage: 13 sources

Arguments were heard at the U.S. Supreme Court Monday morning to consider addressing a federal contractor removal statute as Louisiana parishes seek to hold companies liable for damages to the coast.See the Story

US withdraws policy expressly barring lending bias against immigrants — REUTERS / ANDREW KELLY

US Immigration · United States

US withdraws policy expressly barring lending bias against immigrants

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Department of Justice withdrew guidance expressly prohibiting lenders from discriminating against immigrants and ‌non-citizens on Monday, potentially denting immigrants' legal ability to access loans.See the Story

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