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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Arcs in the news about Consumer Financial Protection Bureau from the outlets we track, each followed from its first story to its last, with who covered it.

Organization · 37 stories · 335 articles · earliest story we hold Oct 3, 2023

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Stories about Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that are not part of any arc yet

  1. Dec 23– 24Walmart illegally opened bank accounts for over 1 million drivers, CFPB alleges9 articles · 9 independent sources
    1 left, 5 center, 1 right
  2. Dec 20– 21Wells Fargo, JPMorgan, Bank of America face federal lawsuit over Zelle payment fraud27 articles · 20 independent sources
    4 left, 10 center, 0 right
  3. Dec 12– 13Banks Sue To Stop $5 Overdraft Fee Cap32 articles · 20 independent sources
    3 left, 8 center, 2 right
  4. Oct 23Apple and Goldman Sachs ordered to pay over $89 million for Apple card failures22 articles · 20 independent sources
    3 left, 8 center, 2 right
  5. May 16Supreme Court upholds funding structure for CFPB9 articles · 8 independent sources
    2 left, 1 center, 1 right
  6. May 16Supreme Court rules Consumer Financial Protection Bureau funding is legal8 articles · 4 independent sources
    0 left, 3 center, 1 right

Stories that name Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

  1. Nov 5– 7USDA bans school lunch fees for low-income families14 articles · 10 independent sources
    0 left, 5 center, 0 right
  2. Oct 9Justice Department, FTC warn consumers of fraud, price gouging risks ahead of Hurricane Milton5 articles · 4 independent sources
    0 left, 3 center, 0 right
  3. Sep 12Navient banned from federal student loan servicing, fined $120M11 articles · 10 independent sources
    3 left, 6 center, 0 right
  4. Sep 11US consumer watchdog finds that school lunch fees are taking a toll on parents10 articles · 10 independent sources
    0 left, 2 center, 1 right
  5. Jun 11– 12Biden administration announces a plan for removing medical debt from credit reports38 articles · 26 independent sources
    4 left, 7 center, 2 right
  6. May 11Federal judge temporarily halts Biden plan to lower credit card late fees to $824 articles · 17 independent sources
    0 left, 3 center, 2 right
  7. Mar 5– 6Regulator proposes capping credit card late fees at $8, latest in Biden campaign against 'junk fees'87 articles · 43 independent sources
    7 left, 16 center, 5 right
  8. Jan 17Overdraft fees could drop to as low as $3 under new Biden proposal63 articles · 29 independent sources
    4 left, 8 center, 3 right
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