The federal government is poised to enact rules to combat discrimination on loans backed by the Federal Housing Administration.
Senate OKs $290 billion hike to debt limit
With the federal government inching close to the debt ceiling, the Senate on Thursday passed a $290 billion increase to the amount of debt the Treasury is allowed to have.
Federal action prevented 2nd Great Depression
Without the bold steps taken by the federal government over the past year, the country could have fallen into a second Great Depression, said the White House's chief economic adviser.
Obama bolsters program that insures home loans
With a growing number of homebuyers depending on government-insured loans, the Obama administration is taking steps to shore up the Federal Housing Administration program.
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