A Michigan Supreme Court ruling narrowed a longstanding exemption in the state's Consumer Protection Act, potentially giving consumers greater ability to challenge unfair or deceptive business practices. Here's what changed and why it matters.

Federal regulators are proposing major changes to the Community Reinvestment Act, including higher bank-size thresholds and revised community-development requirements. Here's how the proposal could affect affordable housing, small-business lending and investment in underserved communities.

The Medicare Part D Premium Stabilization Demonstration will end after 2026, potentially increasing standalone prescription drug plan premiums for millions of beneficiaries. Learn what is changing, when final 2027 prices will be released, and how to compare Medicare drug plans during Open Enrollment.

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Lawmakers questioned the nominee to lead the CFPB, highlighting concerns about staffing reductions, consumer protection enforcement and oversight of financial institutions.

The Ninth Circuit rejected the Department of Education's attempt to delay relief under the Sweet v. McMahon settlement, clearing the way for continued student loan forgiveness.