If you’re feeling déjà vu about the congressional housing policy news over the last 24 hours, you’re not alone.

Trump’s call for the passage of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act hasn’t knocked the House’s attempt to amend the Senate’s bill off track.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) told SEC Chair Paul Atkins she believed the regulator may have “deliberately” misled the Senate Banking Committee.

Treasury has begun quietly asking private credit firms to submit information detailing their business models and ties to the regulated financial system.

Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) knows you have questions about her age. Her health. Her ability to lead the House Financial Services Committee.

The federal regulator overseeing national banks is reviewing confidential warnings it sent to lenders over operational deficiencies to ensure they align with the Trump administration’s focus on “mater...

CFTC Chair Mike Selig all but declared war on state governments this week, announcing his federal agency would oppose efforts to crack down on prediction markets.

The White House budget office is using millions of dollars from the former U.S. foreign aid agency to pay for the security detail of Russell Vought, President Donald Trump's budget chief and an archit...

Once again, the “crypto Congress” is on the verge of collapse thanks to the U.S. Senate.

A collection of tribal governments and other groups are mounting a push for regulators and lawmakers to crack down on the prediction markets industry.

Rep. French Hill walked away from another set of financial policy talks tied to the annual defense authorization package, according to multiple people familiar.

The penny was declared dead this week at the age of 232-years-old, courtesy of the Trump administration.

The FTA has assembled a sweeping coalition of fintech, crypto and merchant groups to try to preserve the legal framework that undergirds “open banking.”

The banking industry wants the Senate to re-open the GENIUS Act, imposing further limits on the yields paid out to consumers on their stablecoins.

The House will host a single procedural vote to advance the GENIUS Act and the CLARITY Act to the floor as soon as the week of July 7

There’s a bipartisan hunger in Congress for lower interest rates. As Republicans step up their attacks on Fed Chair Jay Powell, Democrats sound sympathetic.

The Senate’s first-ever move to incorporate digital assets into the regulated financial system disintegrated on Thursday.

One of Chopra’s last acts at the CFPB was finalizing a rule that eliminated medical debt from consumer credit reports.

Less than a week into a second Trump administration, the fight over the future of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is already here.

Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott and HFSC Chair French Hill have a lot of preferences in common, but their styles as lawmakers are very different.

Shortly before midnight on Friday, Senate Banking Committee Chair Sherrod Brown scheduled another nomination vote for two Biden administration appointees.

But there’s a miniature maelstrom hanging over the proceedings, with Sens. Adam Schiff and Andy Kim under significant industry pressure.

Back on the outs: Jeffries spoke to us about outbound investment restrictions after days of speculation about his role in killing the deal’s inclusion in the NDAA.

News: Senate Banking Committee Chair Sherrod Brown said his panel plans to move ahead on two nomination votes Wednesday morning,.

Different interest groups are starting to churn out even more ads fighting for their tax and financial services priorities.

A pledge from Elon Musk to cut down on “government waste” and reduce the number of federal agencies faces significant legal and political hurdles.