A federal judge has temporarily halted mass layoffs at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, citing concerns that the White House may have violated a previous court order.

The White House said that about 50,000 federal workers with “policymaking” duties would be moved to a category of workers who ...

The court barred the Trump administration from laying off nearly 1,500 workers at the agency until at least April 28.

According to The New York Times, the Trump administration is considering dismantling existing aid and replacing it with state ...

The White House’s battle with the Associated Press is far from over. Though a judge ordered key officials to restore the wire ...

Federal workers are accustomed to the quadrennial ebb and flow of agency leadership and the accompanying shifts in priorities ...

As the Trump administration seeks to gut the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, employees are fighting back.

The acting head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) continues to winnow out regulatory tools used by agency staff under the ...

Each week of the first 100 days of the new Trump administration, we will publish updates on key federal financial services regulatory and ...

President Trump extends the hiring freeze for federal civilian positions until July 15. Discover the implications of this ...

In a letter to OMB Director Russell Vought, 48 lawmakers highlighted concerns about DOGE's use of unauthorized AI to process ...

Judge Amy Burman Jackson, in an emergency morning hearing, paused the Trump administration layoffs of 1,500 of the 1,700 ...