Feds Urge Sending Back Wetlands Case

DOJ attorneys argue a dispute about permitting authority for projects that affect the state’s wetlands should go back to a federal district judge.

Mortgage Rates Inch Lower to Begin Potentially Wild Week

The  new week began on a relatively quiet note in terms of mortgage rate movement and the underlying bond market.  There was modest volatility earlier this morning with a Manufacturing survey causing some headwinds for bonds.  This would normally lead to slightly higher mortgage rates

TikTok Ban Effort Heads to Federal Appeals Court

A three-judge panel will have until Dec. 6 to decide if banning TikTok will violate freedom of speech. The ban is scheduled to be implemented in January.

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