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Federal trigger lead restrictions are now in effect, limiting when credit bureaus can sell data generated by mortgage credit pulls. Permitted outreach is narrowed to consent, opt-in prescreening or ...

Under the Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act, lenders can only access trigger leads if they have an existing relationship or the consumer opts in, ending unwanted ...

The US-Israel war on Iran reached the edge of NATO territory Wednesday after Turkish authorities said the alliance’s air-defense systems destroyed a ballistic missile launched by the Islamic Republic ...

If you were watching the State of the Union address, and you’re an iPhone user, then toward the end of the speech, during President Trump’s recounting of the story of Chief Warrant Officer Eric Slover ...

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The 10-year/3-month Treasury yield spread recently went from negative to positive. That has happened just prior to the last four recessions. Weakness in the labor market, rising debt levels, and ...

WASHINGTON — A tiny gun part, small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, is capable of dramatically increasing how fast a gun can fire. For years, federal agents seized these devices as a threat to ...