Podcast: Is it time to kill the paper check?

A proposal to create a nationwide cap on credit card interest rates would hurt millions of Americans by cutting off access to credit, President Trump’s former campaign adviser Steve Moore said in a new report.

Passage of a new regulatory framework for stablecoins likely won’t lead to a flood of bank customers pulling their money out of deposit accounts and into the digital currency, Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran said.

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller sought to clear up confusion about his proposal for the creation of a “skinny” master account by saying the accounts would only be made available to chartered depository institutions.

How a recent Vanderbilt Policy Accelerator for Political Economy and Regulation study gets the credit card market wrong.

Economic historian John Steele Gordon and editor-in-chief Evan Sparks discuss how the Erie Canal was financed and built—and how it transformed America.

As the Treasury Department crafts regulations to implement the Genius Act, it should seek to preserve the benefits of payment stablecoins without causing unnecessary risks for customers, credit availability and financial stability, ABA and four associations said in...