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WASHINGTON—Former NCUA Chairman Dennis Dollar is pushing back on Sen. Elizabeth Warren's criticism of the agency's deregulation project, arguing the Massachusetts Democrat's concerns have less to do with whether the NCUA is operating with a single board member than with opposition to regulatory relief itself.

WASHINGTON—The U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision strengthening presidential authority over independent federal agencies has fundamentally changed the debate over reforming the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), according to a new analysis from the Cato Institute. Rather than continuing to push for replacing the bureau's single-director structure with a bipartisan commission, Congress should instead focus on limiting the agency's powers, changing its funding structure and tightening statutory guardrails, the report argues.