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SFCC’s Angel Mefford, Financial Aid and Veteran Services director, initiated getting several tiered programs approved for the A+ Reimbursement Cap Waiver.

The ‘covered list’ contains equipment and services deemed to pose an unacceptable risk to the national security of the United States and should be rem...

The city has about 100 of the towers, which opponents say are too large and poorly designed, while fans say they benefit neighborhoods.

New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez railed on the Senate floor about the FCC jeopardizing the offer by Soo Kim’s Standard General to buy Tegna, the owner of 64 television stations, “through, in essence, inaction.” 

Some of the pirate radio broadcasts issued warnings were located in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Newark, Irvington and Paterson.

House Republican leaders have been struggling to shore up support for their debt-ceiling plan.

Some automotive makers want to eliminate the AM option in all gas-powered and electric 2024 models. The move isn't only un-American — it’s just plain dumb.

Basically, theres tha charlotte center in th acquisition process. hey, we have over 4 millio users. users meaning someone who gave frank their email, their phone numbers, their name. then they buy the company they find out, oh, no youre into thousand users but charlie says theyre conflating users user synapse. so she claims she was always clear that only three an thousand people have actuall given them their emails, and that the four point 25 numbe was basically web traffic. how this didnt come ...

So wha now what happens whenn something vastly smarter than the smartest person comes along? and so looking for its ver its veryn difficult to predict what will happen in that circumstance. >> it cis called the singularityit . its a singularity like a blacye hole, because yo youu dont kno. what happens after that. its harink d to predictwe s. so i think we should be cautious with ai and wek should. i think there should be some it government oversight because itg affecters its a danger to the pub...

Despite the opposition of unions, Nancy Pelosi, and the FCC, DNC honcho Cedric Richmond backs a hedge fund takeover of 60 TV stations.