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Mick Mulvaney has showed up for work at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, carrying Dunkin', per the NYT's Katie Rogers' tweet: "Mulvaney brings donuts to his first day at CFPB." This is his first day on the job as acting director of the bureau after President Trump appointed him to head it up following former director Richard Cordray's resignation last week.
The only problem: The deputy director, Leandra English, has sued the Trump administration over the appointment. She claims she is the acting director since the deputy director is to act as acting director when the top position is vacant.