Elizabeth Warren News
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U.S. Senator Scott Brown, a Republican elected to the seat long held by the late Ted Kennedy, leads challenger Elizabeth Warren, 49 percent to 40 percent among likely voters, a Suffolk University survey shows.
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During the 1928 presidential campaign, nutty right-wing Protestants claimed that Al Smith, the first Catholic nominated for president by a major party, was planning to extend New York’s Holland Tunnel all the way to the Vatican.
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Bloomberg's Megan Hughes reports on Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren's and Republican Senator Scott Brown of Massachusetts' pledge to limit adverising by outside groups. (Source: Bloomberg)
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The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau may weigh size or market share in exempting community banks from its rules to shield them from the greater regulatory burdens facing their larger rivals.
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Elizabeth Warren’s admirers often refer to her as a grandmother from Oklahoma. This is technically true. It’s also what you might call posturing.
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Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren last year out-raised Scott Brown of Massachusetts, who analysts rate as one of the most endangered Senate Republican incumbents in the 2012 elections.
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The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will begin supervision of mortgage servicers, payday lenders and student-loan companies in an immediate expansion of its authority under the Dodd-Frank Act, agency Director Richard Cordray said in a Washington speech.
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Richard Cordray’s appointment as director of the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau moves the new agency nearer to fulfilling its intended role as a one- stop shop for borrower safeguards.
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Republican Scott Brown tapped into anger with Washington to capture a U.S. Senate seat in 2010. Elizabeth Warren, a consumer advocate and Harvard law professor, is wagering on public disgust with Wall Street to help Democrats win it back in 2012
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Some women just bug men. Hillary Clinton did (and still does). Nancy Pelosi, who has replaced Clinton as the Scary Democratic Woman in Republican fundraising appeals, surely does. And now Massachusetts Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren has joined the club.
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