Senate Blocks Digital Payments Regulation
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The Senate voted to block the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau from monitoring digital payments companies for fraud and privacy concerns.
The vote advanced a proposed joint resolution to the House of Representatives that "disapproves" of a final rule.
Republicans claim the rule "unnecessarily expands the CFPB ’s authority" and creates "barriers to innovation".
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