
By a partisan Senate vote of a 50-48, Rohit Chopra has been confirmed by the to serve as director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Returning the consumer watchdog agency to a state of partisan divisions over the scope of its power.

By a partisan Senate vote of a 50-48, Rohit Chopra has been confirmed by the to serve as director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Returning the consumer watchdog agency to a state of partisan divisions over the scope of its power.
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