Walter Jones, a member of the House from North Carolina, wrote to the Office of Government Ethics on May 18 to ask whether the pitch by the Kushner family business to Chinese investors last month violated ethics rules.
On Thursday, the Federal Reserve released the results of round one of its annual "stress test," a yearly exam to determine whether banks can weather a severe recession.
The White House's decision to continue holding press briefings off camera is the latest in a series of evasive maneuvers by the Trump administration that has journalists fuming and some Trump supporters cheering.
Airbnb, the short term rental startup valued at $31 billion, is quietly launching a new quality control program to do so, according to a source familiar with the matter.
Trump has slammed Dodd-Frank as a "disaster" that has hurt banks. But banks were healthy enough to pay out a near-record $102.8 billion of dividends last year.
Boeing has claimed bragging rights over Airbus at the Paris Air Show, winning more aircraft orders at the biennial event than its European arch-rival for the first time since 2012.