House Democrats skeptical of Wall Street and government deregulation are clawing back power in Washington with an agenda that includes oversight of banking and taxes.
Democrats’ ability to enact laws will be tempered by a Senate that remains in Republican hands after the Nov. 6 election and is wedded to President Donald Trump’s agenda. The split could mean setbacks for a trade deal with Canada and Mexico.
Big banks and possibly Trump’s lenders can expect more oversight should Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) take the helm of the House Financial Services Committee. Committee Democrats also may use their subpoena power to ...
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