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Two mailers tell different stories about Julie Abbott in the 48th state Senate District race.

Floridians became eligible to enroll in Affordable Care Act health insurance coverage starting Tuesday, just as workers at some of the largest call centers went on strike.

Large donations by billionaires have swelled the volume of campaign cash in the US midterm elections to $7.5 billion, double the amount in the 2018 midterms.

On October 20, 2022, FERC issued orders in two separate proceedings that clarified how investor company appointments to public utility boards of directors can trigger additional FERC...

Industrial action is continuing today as Royal Mail workers strike over pay and working conditions.

Democrat Alan Cohn will face off against Laurel Lee for a spot on Floridas Congressional delegation.

An analysis of data gathered on 800,000 internet service offers in 38 U.S. cities shows that poor and less white neighborhoods get the worst deals. A closer look.

Internet prices are not regulated by the federal government because it is not considered a utility. As a result, providers can make their own decisions about where they provide service and how much to charge.

One of the biggest strikes of the year began this morning with Royal Mail, BT and Openreach workers walking out over pay and conditions.

She again eschewed grassroots fundraising in favor of corporate and organizational contributions.