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Nebraska grand jury hands down the third indictment against more suspects in jackpotting attacks that targeted hundreds of CUs and banks, costing millions.

America's Credit Unions asks the IRS for latitude in figuring out how to tell borrowers how much interest they paid for U.S.-made new cars.

Multiple rule proposals would eliminate long-standing compliance mandates, replace prescriptive requirements with risk-based supervision and mark the clearest signal yet of Chairman Kyle Hauptman's new regulatory philosophy.

Davon Camp pursues U.S. Navy servicemembers because they have good credit and steady paychecks, and were fearful of losing their security clearances.

America's Credit Unions says industry advocacy blocked an effort to attach the Credit Card Competition Act to a crypto bill.

UCLA Women's Basketball Head Coach Cori Close helps spotlight the program, meeting with families and supporting the effort in Southern California communities.