FRANKFORT, Ky.—Kentucky lawmakers are moving to tighten oversight of cryptocurrency kiosks amid growing concerns about scams that use the machines to extract money from consumers.
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CRANBURY, N.J.—Roughly half of U.S. bank customers say they chose their primary financial institution because they trust its security, yet two-thirds would consider leaving after a serious data breach, underscoring how fragile that trust may be, according to Integris’ 2026 Banking Trust and Technology Report.
NEW YORK--Crypto.com has received conditional approval from the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to form a national trust bank, a move that would expand the exchange’s digital-asset custody services under federal oversight, according to CoinDesk.
DORAL, Fla.—House Republicans gathering this week at their annual legislative retreat in Florida are expected to intensify discussions around a possible second budget reconciliation package, according to new reporting from Punchbowl News.
TAMPA-- Velera announced its final programming for VeleraLIVE 2026, taking place April 13-15 in Orlando at the Orlando World Center Marriott.
WASHINGTON--The White House issued a new Executive Order Friday outlining a national strategy to combat cybercrime, scams, and other forms of fraud targeting consumers and financial institutions. The order is primarily a law enforcement and national security directive and does not impose new obligations on credit unions, America's Credit Unions said.
WASHINGTON--Joining together with the Illinois Credit Union League and other trades, America’s Credit Unions filed a brief Friday in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit as part of efforts to overturn the Illinois Interchange Fee Prohibition Act (IFPA), ACU reported.
SIDNEY, Mont.— The $116-million Richland FCU has named Tyson Taylor as its new CEO, selecting a credit union veteran with more than 15 years of industry experience to lead the organization.
WASHINGTON— Federal cybersecurity regulations are creating significant compliance burdens across critical infrastructure sectors, often forcing organizations to devote resources to overlapping reporting requirements rather than strengthening defenses, according to a new report from the Government Accountability Office.
TROY, Mich.--The share of financially unhealthy consumers in the United States has climbed to a 12-month high, underscoring the continued strain from persistently elevated prices, according to JD Power’s February 2026 Banking and Payments Intelligence Report.