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An obscure 47-year-old law designed to right the historic wrongs of redlining was the ‘original ESG framework,’ executives say. Just look at how Crown Heights and Bed-Stuy have changed

The Community Reinvestment Act was a game-changer, but that was years ago. "When the CRA was passed, interstate banking wasn’t a thing. The internet wasn’t a thing."

Fortune

Eligible PSU employees could get OBC non-creamy layer certificates

CRA instructs District Collectors to issue OBC non-creamy layer certificates to eligible wards of PSU employees in Chennai.

The Hindu

Berkeley’s first-in-the-nation natural gas ban is dead. But is the battle over?

The city’s pioneering step fell flat after a long fight in court, but campaigners – and leading chefs – say they’re still going electric

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Open source foundations unite on common standards for EU’s Cyber Resilience Act

The Cyber Resilience Act has addressed criticisms, and now includes new terminology for open source developers

TechRadar

Christian nationalists work with Trump

"Abortion bans, attacks on same-sex marriage, restrictions on contraception": Scary reality of second Trump term

Salon

Governors raise concerns over federal EV proposal, Biden vetoes CRA resolution

The Checks and Balances Letter delivers news and information from Ballotpedia’s Administrative State Project, including pivotal actions at the federal and state levels related to the separation of powers, due process, and the rule of law.

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SCOTUS hears oral argument in constitutional challenge to SEC enforcement proceedings

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SCOTUS takes up second Chevron case, bump stock ban challenge

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3 Consulting Giants Capitalizing on Government Spending

The “knowledge economy” is a hot topic right now, but it has existed in another format for a very long time. Consulting services are growing as knowledge becomes more and more niche and specialized, and governments and businesses alike are turning to outside knowledge for strategy, operations, and IT help…

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PFRDA makes 'penny drop' verification mandatory for NPS fund withdrawal

PFRDA makes 'penny drop' verification mandatory for NPS withdrawals. Test transaction verifies account validity, name matching. Failure of penny drop verification leads to communication to subscriber and contact with nodal officer. CRAs to complete development of functionality within a month.

The Hindu

A Republican plan would end the student loan payment pause

Republicans in Congress are trying to deal another blow to President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness efforts.

Fortune

Federal budget 2023: winners and losers summary

Some renters and welfare recipients will benefit, while middle-income renters, smokers and scammers will be worse off

The Guardian - AU

Commonwealth rent assistance has no effect on Australia’s housing affordability, Anglicare says

Report finds that not only is CRA inadequate in alleviating rental stress, but that the way it’s calculated neglects those most in need

The Guardian - AU

Canada’s tax authority reaches deal with 35,000 striking workers

Tentative Canada Revenue Agency deal ends two-week strike, one of the largest labour actions in the country’s history.

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Second Circuit weighs in on CFPB funding structure

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Biden vetoes CRA resolution seeking to nullify ESG rule

Axios

GOP pits endangered Democrats against Biden with sensitive votes

Two Senate Democrats voted for an ESG resolution that Biden has promised to veto.

The New Daily

Michael Pascoe: Government’s multibillion-dollar splurge on private landlords hurts public housing

The federal government spent more subsidising landlords over the past two financial years than funding social housing into the future.

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‘It’s crazy’: Billionaire owner wants to move Jennings Bryan’s historic Miami villa

Billionaire Miami newcomer Ken Griffin, who has received an effusive welcome from local politicians as he moves his Citadel financial empire to the Magic City from Chicago, wants them to do something for him: Take one of the city’s most significant historic homes off his hands.

The Conversation

Disinformation is an epidemic. We’re the vaccine.

Disinformation is the common denominator to many of the problems facing our democratic society. Disinformation is the wicked sister of misinformation: the latter happens when someone spreads false information, perhaps unwittingly; the former is a deliberate attempt to deceive by propagating misleading or fabricated facts. We’ve all encountered both in…

Benzinga

The Collapse Of Craft Cannabis Farms In Canada: Coalition Calls For Government Intervention

The Cannabis Council of Canada, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and StandForCraft.com, a coalition of 45 cannabis cultivators and processors self-identifying as small to medium enterprises endorsed a

Benzinga

'Unannounced Inspections Are Coming' Say Michigan Cannabis Regulators In Move To End Illegal Activity

Michigan’s Cannabis Regulatory Agency has a new plan to crack down on illegal cannabis products that are somehow entering the legal program, and causing oversupply and price drop issues.

Benzinga

Longtime Detroit Residents Have Advantage In Cannabis Licensing Process, Michiganders Beware Of Marijuana Scams

Legal obstacles facing the rigorous Legacy Detroiter preference program for long-term residents seeking entry into the cannabis industry is picking up steam, a month after a judge dropped two lawsuits challenging the license application process, reported the Detroit Free Press.

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Political divide snags the digital update to anti-redlining law

Federal bank regulators' efforts to modernize the 45-year-old law known as the Community Reinvestment Act to reflect the rise of digital banking are raising accusations of partisanship, a claim that those digging into the details say is likely unfounded.

Los Angeles Times

California Legislature passes bill to protect fast-food workers

A California bill that aims to improve and standardize working conditions for fast-food workers will head to the desk of Gov. Gavin Newsom after winning passage in the state Senate and Assembly on Monday over objections from business interests, which say it unfairly targets the fast-food industry and will drive…

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