Michael Steele, who served as Maryland’s Lieutenant Governor and is the former chair of the Republican National Committee, is considering launching a gubernatorial bid.

The “first phase” in the agency’s plan to resume onsite operations began Monday at the NCUA.

House Speaker Adrienne Jones has announced her support for a referendum to legalize marijuana on next year's ballot.

Lawmakers are discussing the possibility of extending the Durbin amendment to credit card programs.

With the city’s public health emergency set to expire July 25, the DC Council voted to temporarily keep in place protections against debt collection instituted during the pandemic.

DC Council Chairman Phil Mendelson and Attorney General Karl Racine have introduced legislation to protect District consumers against “unfair and abusive debt collection practices.”

The payments, of up to $300 a month for eligible parents, begin Thursday, July 15. Your credit union may already see federal government ACH payments being sent to your member’s accounts.

Commissioner Tony Salazar and his staff committed to updating state credit union regulations as part of a larger modernization effort. 

A Baltimore City Circuit Court judge earlier today ordered the state to keep paying the benefits.

Among other provisions, the Overdraft Protection Act would limit financial institutions to charging a maximum of one overdraft fee per month and six per year.