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Biden campaign trolls Trump's 'weakest operation in ... history' amid lagging campaign cash
FIRST ON FOX: President Biden's re-election campaign is pulling no punches in trolling former President Donald Trump following its "historic" cash-on-hand announcement and massive fundraising haul for the month of January.
FCC finalizes rules for 'all-in' cable and satellite pricing; commission to vote in March
WASHINGTON — A federal consumer protection watchdog agency on Wednesday announced it has finalized rules that will require cable and satellite providers to display an "all-in" price for video programming on consumers' bills and promotional materials. The Federal Communications Commission's final rules are largely similar to those the agency initially proposed last year. The commission plans to vote to adopt the new requirement during its upcoming March 14 open meeting. "We're working to make it so the advertised price for a service is the price you pay when your bill arrives," FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel said in a
Supreme Court seems willing to block EPA 'good neighbor' air pollution rule
WASHINGTON — Conservative members of the Supreme Court on Wednesday seemed to be leaning toward blocking a Biden administration policy aimed at reducing air pollution that crosses from one state to another and creates harmful smog.
Harris announces $5.8 billion for water infrastructure projects, says clean water is a right
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Biden administration announced Tuesday that states will share $5.8 billion in federal funds for water infrastructure projects around the country, paid for by one of its key legislative victories.
Republicans gather for CPAC opening as Haley commits to fighting on: Live
Nikki Haley doubles down on vow to stay in presidential race
What happens at CPAC? When and where the conference takes place
The Conservative Political Action Conference gathers for a rightwing, woke-bashing, conspiracy theory-pushing, and red meat-throwing jamboree three times a year, usually in February, March, and July.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in the South Carolina Republican presidential primary
WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump and Nikki Haley will face off Saturday in South Carolina’s first-in-the-South Republican presidential primary, the first head-to-head matchup for the last two remaining major candidates since the New Hampshire primary a month ago.