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A watchdog group wants an investigation into Democrat senators who took campaign cash from Bdien's FCC nominee, Gigi Sohn.

It will take congressional action to curb gambling advertising on TV – and one member is trying to do something about it.

The FCC is getting serious in its battle against illegal robotexts. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is ramping up its campaign against text message scams.

A watchdog group wants an investigation into Democrat senators who took campaign cash from Bdien's FCC nominee, Gigi Sohn.

According to the FCC, millions of Americans are tired of receiving unwanted sales calls, robocalls, and scams. Now one group of real estate professionals is

Domestic electricity bills fell 2.9 percent to Sh25.63 per kilowatt-hour in the second month of the year.

A Federal High Court, Abuja, on Monday, admitted Mr Ali Bello, who is Gov. Yahaya Bello of Kogi’s nephew, and three others to a N500 million bail each in the alleged N3 billion fraud trial.

Parcel, a lot of these folks who intend to be the -- claim to be environmentalists, they want to scare people so they can gather more and more power and control. thats what this is about. but again, the biden administration and pete buttigieg specifically has failed on this ohio environmental disaster. maria: yeah, its really worrisome, actually. meanwhile, the administration is pushing new candidates in terms of these nominees, and you already had a lawsuit when you were attorney general existe...

Want to hear. thats not what we heard. we heard the people angrily, as you pointed, out denouncing their colleagues. people like -- like neil caputo who were presenting fact-checks. who were saying we dont have evidence for these claims. theyre baseless at this time. and we have to be really careful about broadcasting. >> as you, say fox wants to pretend is a journalistic enterprise. even though its his. not i refused to call on fox news. theyre not a news network. i mentioned at the start of th...

Do not fear to text or call hotlines, as the FCC will require companies to hide it on phone plans. The Federal Communications Commission announced today that its proposed rules regarding the Safe Connections Act are to implement soon, and it provides certain safeguards to the victims of home abuse.