US EditionRepublicans in Congress show signs of their commitment to dismantling Biden era rules - R Street Institute
- The Department of Energy has postponed the effective dates for three home appliance rules and withdrawn four conservation standards, according to Secretary of Energy Chris Wright's statement on March 24.
- The Department of Energy also withdrew four conservation standards for appliances, emphasizing the aim to alleviate regulatory burdens and costs for American families.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson stated that the resolution passed with support from some Democratic lawmakers, reflecting the public's desire for lower costs and more choices in home appliances.
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Senate Republicans vote to let banks gouge customers with higher overdraft fees
The U.S. Senate just advanced a resolution on a party-line vote to give banks more leeway to charge customers exorbitant fees if they don't have enough money in their accounts.On Wednesday, senators passed a bill by Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.), who chairs the Senate Banking Committee, aimed at undoing a rule imposed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) under former President Joe Biden to cap overdraft fees at just $5. The rule was set …
Department of Energy Further Postpones Biden-Era Home Appliance Rules
U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright said on Monday that the Department of Energy (DOE) had further postponed the effective dates for three Biden-era home appliance mandates. The mandates were previously postponed in February. The department has delayed “effective dates for three home appliance rules: Test Procedures for Central Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps, Efficiency Standards for Walk-In Coolers and Freezers, and Efficiency Standards for …
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