Consumer Rights

“Devastating Attack on Consumer Protections”: Top CFPB Enforcer Slams Trump’s Moves to Gut Agency, Warns of Looming Financial Chaos
The sudden resignation of Cara Petersen, the acting enforcement director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, has ignited a firestorm of controversy, highlighting the deepening rift over consumer protection policies amidst allegations that the Trump administration is systematically dismantling the agency's core mission.
By Kristen Harris – June 11, 2025

“$70,000 Mistake”: Furious Buyer Slams Dealership Over Costly Ford Explorer with Paint Flaws and Warranty Nightmares
Faced with mounting financial pressure and unforeseen vehicle issues, a TikTok user's candid account of his costly $70,000 Ford Explorer purchase has ignited widespread discussion over consumer rights and the complexities of modern car-buying.
By Vivian Ho – June 8, 2025