A federal judge had barred DOGE workers from payment systems and ordered the destruction of copies of materials accessed.

The legislation from Rep. Haley Stevens and 141 of her colleagues would cut off “unlawful access” to Bureau of Fiscal Service systems.

Two DOGE-linked workers can still have read-only access to Bureau of Fiscal Service systems, per the ruling.

The lawsuit alleges that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent provided DOGE workers with “full access” to personal and financial information of millions of individuals.

The president’s new cyber EO aims to bolster the open-source software agencies use and update requirements for software providers that sell to the government.

The findings from the agency’s June RFI on the technology reflect an industry fed up with patchwork regulations and searching for more clarity.

Reps. Patrick McHenry and Maxine Waters introduce measures targeting the technology’s impact on housing and the financial sector.

Regulators from Treasury, CFPB and OCC say the resources will especially help small banks that adopted cloud practices “before they were ready.”

The tax agency directs users to file public records requests through ID.me, a tool that has sparked concerns in Congress and from privacy advocates.

The RFI continues an agency push for “stakeholder engagement to improve our understanding of AI in financial services,” Secretary Janet Yellen says.