We know how to control monopolies, and we’ve done it before.

Trump and his Wall Street cronies want to freeze — and no longer make public — bank reporting on mortgages. We can't let that happen, writes Liz Ryan Murray.

Organizer and activist Stephen Lerner aims to pressure the US president's corporate allies so "they pay a price for the fact that they are in bed with Trump."

A new Public Citizen report provides a blueprint for reining in the Wall Street banks that are too big to fail, too big to jail and too big to manage.

Progressive groups band together behind a new plan to rein in the financial services industry and give working people and consumers a shot in our economy.

Each Democratic candidate has a plan to clean up the banks. The difference is in the details.

Members of Congress shouldn’t fall for these tactics. They should see these provisions for what they really are: special interest giveaways to Wall Street that have no place in this year's appropriations bill.

Members of Congress shouldn’t fall for these tactics. They should see these provisions for what they really are: special interest giveaways to Wall Street that have no place in this year's appropriations bill.

As time goes by, it gets harder and harder to figure out how much of the largest banks’ profits is due to their legitimate operations and how much is due to their tolerance of illegal activity.

This week marks the fifth anniversary of Dodd-Frank, the complicated legislation designed to reform Wall Street after the financial crisis. Five years later, the debate still rages.