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NEW YORK—As 2025 approaches the close of Q1, how can credit unions win over Gen Z? By tailoring credit rewards for a digital-first generation, a new report recommends.

WASHINGTON—At a hearing Monday, a federal judge pressed the Trump administration on whether the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was fulfilling its legally mandated duties. The administration's responses remained unclear.

WASHINGTON—The Defense Credit Union Council Monday sent four letters to policymakers addressing “critical” financial concerns affecting military and veteran communities and defense credit unions.

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump announced Sunday the establishment of a U.S. strategic cryptocurrency reserve, sparking a rally in crypto prices that had been declining after recent record highs, PYMNTS reported.

DALLAS—The Trump Administration is bringing more credit unions back to offering cryptocurrency, says Bank Social, which offers advice to CUs considering stepping into this space.

NEW YORK – The New York Attorney General’s office and a coalition of 19 other attorneys general have filed a lawsuit against the Trump Administration for “illegally” firing thousands of probationary federal workers, including hundreds in New York.

WASHINGTON—The latest jobs report shows the U.S. economy added 151,000 jobs last month, marking the first full monthly assessment of the labor market under Donald Trump’s second term as president.

WASHINGTON--The Senate Banking Committee has voted to advance nominations for CFPB and Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) directors, America's Credit Unions reported.