If women were in charge of banking regulation, could they save us from the Wall Street cowboys who crashed the global financial system?

Why are Senate Republicans doing everything they can to cripple the already-successful Consumer Financial Protection Bureau?

The journalist explains how our government -- fearing another economic calamity -- lets big banks off the hook for detestable behavior.

Missed deadlines and Congressional hearings put more speed bumps in the road to implementation for the Volcker Rule.

Barofsky describes some unscrupulous practices he found at the Home Affordable Modification Program, or HAMP, and his efforts to reform the program

Wall Street was firmly behind Obama in 2008 -- but this year, the employees of many big banks such as Goldman Sachs have defected to Romney.

The veteran bank regulator describes how fraud and deceit caused the country's economic meltdown, which got its start four years ago this week.

In a video interview, financial expert Sheila Bair tells Bill about the lawlessness of our banking system and the prognosis for meaningful reform.

What do you get when you combine Mitt Romney, expensive horseflesh, fancy dinners and a financial scandal in the City of London?

Volcker defends the rule -- now under siege -- that he says aims to end conflicts of interest between bankers and their customers.