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Senators debate CFPB effectiveness in protecting consumer interests and stimulating economic growth

Senators debate CFPB effectiveness in protecting consumer interests and stimulating economic growth

by Julian Andreone | Nov 30, 2023 | Business, Featured

WASHINGTON — Senators discussed the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s role in preventing recessions by regulating banks and financial institutions and debated whether the agency is operating within its jurisdiction in a Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and...
‘Trump Too Small’ slogan now in the hands of the Supreme Court

‘Trump Too Small’ slogan now in the hands of the Supreme Court

by Rachel Schlueter | Nov 1, 2023 | Featured, Politics, Topics

WASHINGTON — As former president Donald Trump continues to face legal battles across the country, one case involving his name has reached the Supreme Court. But he was not in the courtroom on Wednesday, nor is he one of the parties involved.  The Supreme Court heard...
Supreme Court weighs whether government officials are censoring the public in violation of the First Amendment on social media accounts

Supreme Court weighs whether government officials are censoring the public in violation of the First Amendment on social media accounts

by Kunjal Bastola | Oct 31, 2023 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court debated Tuesday whether two school board officials violated parents’ First Amendment rights after they blocked the parents from posting on their personal social media accounts in a case that wades into questions about regulations in a...
Supreme Court weighs First Amendment with government’s use of social media

Supreme Court weighs First Amendment with government’s use of social media

by Casey He | Oct 31, 2023 | Business, Politics

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Tuesday heard oral arguments in a case that could define how government officials can use social media.  The case, O’Connor-Ratcliff v. Garnier, revolves around the question of whether public officials were acting in their official...
Supreme Court takes to high seas in a case over denied insurance claim for damaged yacht

Supreme Court takes to high seas in a case over denied insurance claim for damaged yacht

by Pavan Acharya | Oct 10, 2023 | Business, Featured

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Tuesday took up a rare case involving maritime law that could increase state or policyholder power over the federal law that historically governs maritime disputes. Maritime insurance contracts are governed by federal admiralty law,...
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