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Carr defends FCC actions, promises greater broadband

Wednesday, December 17 by The Center Square

Leaders of the Federal Communications Communications Commission outlined goals for increased broadband access, spectrum development and rules deregulation on Wednesday. In a hearing before the Senate Commerce Committee, FCC... Read More.

Trump admin again claims Mexico will comply with water treaty

Wednesday, December 17 by The Center Square

The Trump administration is again saying Mexico will comply with a water treaty after claiming it would earlier this year and seven months later it still hadn't. The U.S.... Read More.

Warner Bros. board opposes Paramount’s $108B hostile bid

Wednesday, December 17 by The Center Square

The Warner Bros. Discovery board Wednesday advised shareholders to reject Paramount Skydance's acquisition offer, calling Netflix's offer superior. But it's still up to stockholders to make the final decision.... Read More.

State officials urge Trump to revise Biden-era rule tied to Bloomberg

Wednesday, December 17 by The Center Square

Fifteen state treasurers, auditors and comptrollers are urging President Donald Trump to revise a Biden-era proposed rule they say would disrupt financial markets while financially benefiting Bloomberg L.P., primarily owned by Democratic megadonor Michael Bloomberg. ... Read More.

Nick Reiner charged with parents’ murders, appears in court

Wednesday, December 17 by The Center Square

An arraignment for Nick Reiner, the son of actor/director Rob Reiner and Rob's wife, Michele Singer Reiner, was postponed Wednesday to Jan. 7. Reiner, 32, appeared in court Wednesday... Read More.

Nevada sued by U.S. government for voter data

Tuesday, December 16 by The Center Square

The lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division adds Nevada to a growing list of 18 states facing litigation over sensitive state voter data. ... Read More.

Attorneys general challenge federal DEI oversight

Tuesday, December 16 by The Center Square

California Attorney General Rob Bonta and a coalition of 17 other Democratic attorneys general are urging the U.S. Department of Education to withdraw a proposed expansion of federal data collection on college admissions, arguing it would violate student privacy and distort civil rights law. ... Read More.

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Carr defends FCC actions, promises greater broadband

Trump admin again claims Mexico will comply with water treaty

Warner Bros. board opposes Paramount’s $108B hostile bid

State officials urge Trump to revise Biden-era rule tied to Bloomberg

Nick Reiner charged with parents’ murders, appears in court

Nevada sued by U.S. government for voter data

Attorneys general challenge federal DEI oversight

Witnesses testify during second day of Prop. 50 lawsuit trial

Attorneys general cite high rate of return on anti-Trump suits

Pronoun policy in schools violates First Amendment, court finds

DOJ Epstein files to be made public on Friday; Democrats say there are more

WATCH: J.D. Vance says he ‘believes in the wisdom of the American people’

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