Regulatory & Compliance

WASHINGTON -- Republican presidential candidate John McCain will attend tonight's scheduled debate in Oxford, Miss.

WASHINGTON -- Lawmakers and administration officials are scheduled to return to the bargaining table at 11:30 this morning to try again to iron out an agreement on a plan to buy illiquid assets from financial institutions.

WASHINGTON -- It would be the credit union movement equivalent of the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees joining forces. Saying that the credit union movement would be better represented with one voice, the CEOs CEOs of six large credit unions are urging the boards of CUNA and NAFCU...

WASHINGTON -- Credit unions would be eligible to participate in the Treasury Department's $700 billion illiquid asset purchase program under the agreement in principal that lawmakers announced today.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Federally insured credit unions will have more flexibility in their advertising and the rules regarding the use of the Freedom of Information Act to attain information were clarified at today's NCUA board meeting.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Federally insured credit unions will have more flexibility in their advertising and the rules regarding the use of the Freedom of Information Act to attain information were clarified at today's NCUA board meeting.

WASHINGTON -- Presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama will join discussions with congressional leaders and the Bush administration at the White House today aimed at coming up with an economic recovery measure.

WASHINGTON -- Responding to criticism from both parties, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson emphasized today that the $700 billion plan to purchase illiquid assets "is not a spending program."