The U.S. and the CFTC sued Kentucky to stop it from enforcing the state's gambling laws and a new excise tax against prediction markets.

Four Senate Democrats issued a letter to the CFPB's acting director regarding the deletion of material from the CFPB's website, asking him to explain the removals and restore the content.

The SEC sued an individual for insider trading, alleging he traded material nonpublic information ahead of eight corporate announcements using confidential information taken from his then-romantic partner's laptop.

House Financial Services Committee member Young Kim introduced the "STOP Payments Fraud Act of 2026," a bill that would let banks delay access to deposited checks and incoming wire transfers they reasonably suspect involve fraud.

The SEC approved a rule change that codifies, revises or retires existing MSRB interpretive guidance on how dealers confirm inter-dealer municipal trades that cannot be matched through automated comparison at a registered clearing agency.