By Madeline Hughes ( June 5, 2024, 20:58 GMT | Insight) -- The outcome of November's US presidential election won’t spur a “radical change" in the agency's consumer-protection work, Samuel Levine, chief of the Bureau of Consumer Protection, said today. Levine said he’s encouraged by the “strong bipartisan – not universal – but strong bipartisan consensus” from both the commission and Congress “that we can't repeat the mistakes of the social media era.”The outcome of November's US presidential election won’t spur a “radical change" in the agency's consumer-protection work, Samuel Levine, chief of the Bureau of Consumer Protection, said today....
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