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WASHINGTON—Anthropic has disabled public access to two of its newest artificial intelligence models after the U.S. government ordered the company to prevent foreign nationals from accessing them, according to BankInfoSecurity.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.—NCUA has scheduled an open board meeting for June 24 at 10 a.m. ET, marking the agency's first public board meeting since April 9.

JACKSON, Miss.—Federal regulators allege former Jackson Area Federal Credit Union President and CEO Leigh Bridges and her husband, Chad Bridges, financed an extraordinarily lavish lifestyle with millions of dollars in misappropriated credit union funds, using member money to purchase luxury vehicles, designer handbags, jewelry, high-end furnishings, real estate improvements and other personal indulgences, according to court filings filed by NCUA.

WASHINGTON—America's Credit Unions is backing the Treasury Department's plan to phase out paper checks for federal payments, while also applauding new FinCEN guidance that expands the ability of financial institutions to share information related to fraud.

CHARLOTTE, N.C.—A former managing director at PNC Bank has sued the bank in federal court, alleging she was paid less than male colleagues, retaliated against for reporting gender discrimination and ultimately terminated just before hundreds of thousands of dollars in restricted stock units were set to vest, Law360 reported.

WASHINGTON—U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick ordered Anthropic to halt global access to its newest Fable 5 and Mythos 5 artificial intelligence models because the Trump Administration feared the technology could be used by military or intelligence organizations in China, Russia and other countries of concern, according to Reuters.