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ALEXANDRIA, Va.—The two deadlines in the legal battle between the Trump Administration and dismissed NCUA board members Todd Harper and Tanya Otsuka have been pushed back.

WASHINGTON—The Federal Reserve kept its key interest rate unchanged on Wednesday and offered no indication of a rate cut in the near future, as President Donald Trump's tariffs increase the risk of both a surge in inflation and a potential recession.

LAS VEGAS—Tom Davis kicked off the Edge 2025 conference by telling attendees they have a vital role to play in shaping the future of financial services.

LAS VEGAS—From trends credit unions should be following, to better use of data for personalization, to the growing importance of digital issuance, a panel of experts at Edge 2025 addressed the future of payments.

LAS VEGAS—What is currently happening in the world of payments may be one of the biggest threats—or opportunities—credit unions will face, said Mark Meyer.

WASHINGTON—NCUA has confirmed that credit unions are not prohibited from offering financial services to unhoused veterans under current Bank Secrecy Act (BSA)/Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Customer Identification Program (CIP) requirements, the agency stated in a letter to the Defense Credit Union Council.

WASHINGTON--As the industry awaits draft tax legislation from Congress, America’s Credit Unions broke down the benefits of credit unions’ tax status in a meeting with the Treasury Department’s Office of Tax Policy on Tuesday.

WASHINGTON--Ongoing tax discussions—in advance of the anticipated release of the House Ways and Means Committee’s budget reconciliation legislation—is bringing credit union leaders to Washington for "consistent engagement" with members of Congress, America's Credit Unions noted.

WASHINGTON—The CFPB, under the Trump Administration, has pulled back from enforcing its rule targeting buy now, pay later services.