Congress kills rule that would have capped banking overdraft fees at $5 – KOMO
With a huge victory in the banking industry, Congress overturned the Consumer Financial Protection (CFPB) rules that limit overdraft fees to $5 for the nation’s largest banks and credit unions (over $10 billion in assets with assets of more than $10 billion in assets of more than $10 billion in assets of more than $10 […]
Lower courts are the nation’s battlefields to defend the rule of law
Three months after the Trump administration, our country’s rule of law is being tested in an unprecedented way as an avalanche of executive orders and declarations ignores both statutory and constitutional requirements. The White House is running a campaign of blackmail and retaliation aimed at silence critics and eliminating opposition both within and outside the […]
Trump Unveils Controversial New Rule for Career Government Employees: ‘It’s Just Common Sense!’
The Pro Trump News homepage features 60 new articles every day. Click here for more. Donald Trump is introducing new regulations for government professionals. “Performing, career government staff involved in policy issues will be classified as a ‘policy/career schedule’ and expected to meet the highest standards of conduct and achievement,” Trump stated. True Society: Following […]
Trump’s Price Transparency Rule ‘Cements’ His Legacy of Lowering Healthcare Costs
President Donald Trump’s executive order to implement transparency in healthcare prices has been transformative in reducing costs as a leader in healthcare reform and is welcomed to “consolidate Trump’s legacy.” Playing cards in late February signature An executive order that updated an order he issued during his inauguration that required hospitals and health insurance companies […]
Trump’s Price Transparency Rule ‘Cements’ His Legacy of Lowering Healthcare Costs
President Donald Trump’s executive order to implement transparency in healthcare prices has been transformative in reducing costs as a leader in healthcare reform and is welcomed to “consolidate Trump’s legacy.” Playing cards in late February signature An executive order that updated an order he issued during his inauguration that required hospitals and health insurance companies […]
Maine Governor Responds to DOJ Lawsuit on Transgender Athletes: A Stand for ‘States Rights’ and ‘Rule of Law’!
Maine’s Governor Janet Mills, a Democrat, responded to the Department of Justice (DOJ) announcement regarding her state’s lawsuit against transgender athletes on Wednesday, stating that it seeks to “pressure Maine, disregard the constitution and neglect the rule of law.” “The debate has never been centered on school athletics or the safety of women and girls. […]
Florida vice mayor backs push for partnering with ICE to build ‘public trust’ and uphold ‘rule of law’
First on FOX: The deputy mayor of the town of Florida, one of the nation’s largest population of Venezuela immigrants, supports a deal that will allow city law enforcement to work with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE). Maureen Polas, deputy mayor of Doral, Florida, told Fox News Digital. “By moving this forward, […]
A judge threw out a Biden era rule on credit card late fees
The Morning with Maria panel responds to the December employment report and details its impact on the US economy. A federal judge on Tuesday dumped the rules of the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Agency (CFPB) and limited the deferred fee for all credit cards to $8. US District Judge Mark Pittman, Northern Texas District Court […]
Texas judge throws out rule that would have capped credit card late fees – AP News
HOUSTON (AP) – A Texas judge on Tuesday said Caped credit card deferral fee After officials with President Donald Trump’s administration and a coalition of major banking groups, he agreed that the rules were illegal. The verdict by US District Judge Mark Pittman of Fort Worth is Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and collections of major […]
Judge scraps CFPB rule capping credit card late fees at $8
A federal judge on Tuesday blocked the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Agency’s rules postponement for $8 after the agency agreed to opposing the rules adopted during President Joe Biden’s administration. US District Judge Mark Pittman of Fort Worth, Texas, recognized the joint request by the CFPB and the alliance of six business and banking groups, […]