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It's Friday, May 17th, and the Business Watchdog is still open for business.

We start here.

In a resounding decision, the Supreme Court keeps the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in place.

The administration says there's been a real impact on Americans and American lives.

But could this also now set the stage for more lawsuits?

We'll walk you through the decision.

Congress has a transcript of this interview,

described the president as an elderly man with a poor memory.

But do they need the tapes?

A new standoff over executive privilege is escalating is

is that new employee working for you from another state or from North Korea this

was a network of people who North Korea dispatched over a span of years.

The Justice Department says there's a new scam enriching Kim Jong-un.

From ABC News, this is Start Here, I'm Brad Milkie.

One of the legacies of the financial crisis of the late odds, one of the few things consumers got out of it, is a governmental watchdog responsible for banks, corporations, loans, all these entities that had made so many people feel powerless.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has been in place for more than a decade, but this year

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