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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is implementing a robocall mitigation scorecard to evaluate phone companies' effectiveness in blocking spam calls. Meanwhile, the Trump administration previously announced plans to remove hundreds of thousands of individuals from Affordable Care Act (ACA) enrollment due to fraud claims, and Donald Trump also promised $500 rebate checks to ACA enrollees in 30 states.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced on March 14, 2024, its intention to create a robocall mitigation scorecard. This initiative will publicly rate telephone service providers on how well they block illegal spam calls.
The Trump administration announced on October 26, 2020, its intent to remove approximately 760,000 individuals from ACA enrollment, alleging fraudulent enrollment. Additionally, Donald Trump announced plans to issue $500 rebate checks to an estimated 1 million ACA enrollees in 30 states, claiming the Biden administration overcharged them for exchange fees.
Lyft is offering discounted rides to polling places for the sixth consecutive election season through its "Lyft Up Voting Access Program." This program aims to remove transportation as a barrier to voting for individuals who may face challenges accessing polling locations.
Tina Peters, formerly the Mesa County Clerk and Recorder, has re-emerged in public life after her release from federal prison on March 15, 2024. She was incarcerated for a misdemeanor obstruction charge related to her unauthorized actions concerning voting machines in 2021.
French advertising giant Publicis Groupe, in collaboration with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, has launched a joint venture named "Huddle." This new entity will assist brands in identifying and striking deals with college athletes.
David Ellison, chairman of Paramount Global, has threatened to begin relocating the company's operations out of California as early as October 1, 2024. This action is contingent on state officials refusing to engage in settlement negotiations regarding an antitrust lawsuit.