News bites: As Cordray battle rages, CFPB brings on top staff

Federal Reserve Governor Daniel Tarullo called upon U.S. regulators to take aim at banks’ wholesale funding as they complete a slate of regulations in response top the 2008 economic crisis, Bloomberg reports.

The United States and Mexico are clashing over new tuna labeling rules, accusing one another of dolphin deaths in the Pacific, according to RegWatch

More from RegWatch:

White House officials met with environmental advocates before approving potentially invasive crops for a renewable fuels program.

The Food and Drug Administration approved a new brain wave test to diagnose attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

The Federal Communications Commission extended the comment period on a proposal to allow some cursing and “nonsexual nudity” on public airwaves.

A former Obama adviser urged a U.S. review of train safety regulations following Quebec’s deadly wreck.

Send all of your comments, complaints and regulatory news tips to RegWatch via bgoad@digital-staging.thehill.com or jhattem@digital-staging.thehill.com.