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Supporters say consumers should see all charges upfront and not get hit with fees ’that are tacked onto seemingly everything.’

Administrators from prominent school districts defend their record on the handling of anti-Semitism incidents.

They accuse the former Trump attorney of making ‘willfully and intentionally false statements.’

The independent presidential candidate said he expects to gain ballot access in all 50 states and the District of Columbia by the end of July.

One Assembly bill would let water districts charge big users higher rates, but that might face legal challenges.

The House overwhelmingly voted to shelve Greene’s motion to vacate in a 359-43 vote.

The former candidate continues to draw double-digit percentages in primaries, but experts warn against drawing conclusions for the general election.

Louisiana officials say the court needs to act by May 15 to keep planning for this year’s elections on track.

The vote comes after many expected the Senate to miss its original May 10 deadline.

Republicans say public funds should not go to news that only appeals to one side of the political spectrum. Democrats say NPR is needed for local news coverage.

Republicans call it a ‘dictator-style tactic of stealing an election before a vote is cast’ while Democrats defend the measure as ending ‘backroom deals.’

The East Bay city fared poorly in the study because of its high number of fatal crashes, long commuting times, and more.

The former president wrote that it’s ‘hard to sit back and listen’ to the claims.

U.S. National Institutes of Health official has been stonewalling lawmakers, panel chairman says.

‘We are currently reviewing some near-term security assistance shipments in the context of the unfolding events in Rafah,’ Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said.