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CHARLOTTE, N.C.—A former Wells Fargo vice president hired to help oversee the bank’s compliance with a federal consent order tied to its fake-accounts scandal has sued the bank, alleging race and disability discrimination, Law360 reported.

VERNON HILLS, Ill.—The $6.5-billion BCU ere plans to acquire HealthCare Associates Credit Union, a $486.4-million institution based in Lisle, Ill., pending regulatory and member approval.

WASHINGTON—Credit union trade groups said they are seeing momentum on several key advocacy priorities, pointing to a new NCUA preemption rule, favorable movement on the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and continued engagement with lawmakers and regulators as Congress enters a busy summer legislative season.

MADISON, Wis.– The National Credit Union Foundation has named 52 leaders from across the United States as the next Credit Union Development Educators of 2026.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.— NCUA has finalized an interim rule clarifying that federal credit unions have the authority under the Federal Credit Union Act to impose non-interest charges and fees—including interchange fees—and that those activities are not subject to conflicting state laws.

NEW YORK--OpenAI is preparing what could be the most significant overhaul of ChatGPT since the launch of the chatbot that helped ignite the generative AI boom, with plans to transform the platform into a broader “super app” that combines coding tools, AI agents and third-party services.

WASHINGTON—The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has removed at least 2,200 webpages from its website, eliminating years of agency materials that included press releases, consumer advisories, congressional testimony, speeches and blog posts dating back to the bureau’s creation in 2010, according to reporting by The Guardian.