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SAN FRANCISCO— A federal judge in California has again dismissed a consumer antitrust challenge to Capital One’s completed $35-billion acquisition of Discover, ruling that credit card users still have not plausibly shown they were harmed by the merger—but giving them one final chance to amend their complaint.

JOLIET, Ill.— The $850-million NuMark Credit Union said it has returned more than $1.4 million to members through a cash bonus program linked to member engagement, with the payout representing about 23% of its 2025 net income, according to WJOL.

FORT WORTH, Texas— Michael Massey has been named president and CEO of Fort Worth Community Credit Union, marking a move from Houston-based TDECU, where he most recently served as president of TDECU Holdings, Massey stated in a LinkedIn post.

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WASHINGTON— Senate Budget Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham’s comments Wednesday that Republicans will “expeditiously move toward creating a second budget reconciliation bill” are giving new shape to what had been a speculative discussion in Washington—and prompting renewed attention within the credit union industry to whether the movement’s federal tax exemption could again surface as lawmakers look for possible offsets.

MILWAUKEE—Auto lending is emerging as one of the biggest areas of risk for credit unions, even as the broader U.S. economy continues to perform better than many expected, according to Bill Handel, chief economist at Raddon, a Fiserv company.

PHOENIX— Federal Reserve Gov. Michael Barr used a speech at the 2026 National Community Investment Conference in Phoenix Tuesday to signal that financial institutions should expect the Fed to remain cautious on rate cuts while also underscoring the continued importance of the Community Reinvestment Act as a framework for banks’ community-development lending, investment and partnership activity.