I’m going to try doing a periodic (daily?) roundup of what I’m reading.
NPR: With Banks As Landlords, Some Tenants Neglected (h/t Lynn Syzmoniak)
Dealbook: Responding to Critics, S.E.C. Defends ‘No Wrongdoing’ Settlements
Bloomberg: Bank Lobby Widened Volcker Rule Before Inciting Foreign Outrage (via Neil Barofsky on Twitter)
NY Times: Mutated Trout Raise Concerns Near Mine Sites
Amanda Marcotte: The radical anti-insurance plan the right has concocted
Mercury News: San Francisco: Clergy rally at Wells Fargo to protest foreclosure abuse
David Dayen: New Study From Consumer Advocates Shows Mass Servicer Abuse
David Dayen: HUD Continues Defense of Allowing HAMP Modifications as Part of the Foreclosure Fraud Settlement
Mike Konczal: Cochrane Sees Moral Hazard Only in One Direction
PC Mag: White House Proposes Privacy Bill of Rights With ‘Do Not Track’
NY Times: Deadly Car Bombings Strike Across Iraq
Hold Fast 