Regulatory rollback Republicans see a rollback of rules that were hobbling the economy.
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Last week, Trump said he could rollback some tariffs on China, but ruled out a total rollback of the levies.
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"China would like to get somewhat of a rollback, not a complete rollback, because they know I won't do it," he said.
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"We fear a rollback on international agreements on women's rights and a rollback of commitments by governments on women's rights," said Francoise Girard, president of the International Women's Health Coalition (IWHC).
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"A rollback of regulatory reforms should be avoided," it added.
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President Trump's regulatory rollback wears on, albeit unevenly and slowly.
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But privately, some welcome Trump's rollback, according to several sources.
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But now Trump's rollback goes too far for their liking.
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"The evolution or rollback of prohibition is inevitable," he said.
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A POLICY UPDATE: BILL WOULD ROLLBACK BROADBAND PRIVACY REGS: Rep.
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This latest rollback attempt, however, comes with 28503 Democratic cosponsors.
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Presumably, either Powell or Taylor would support rollback of regulation.
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But she is our only chance to not rollback time.
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Congressional aides told the Post the rollback will not occur.
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"We've not seen any significant rollback of tariffs," she said.
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Both have widely discussed their intentions to rollback burdensome regulations.
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John Kasich of Ohio, a Republican, vetoed a rollback bill.
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China is also pushing the U.S. to rollback a Sept.
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A substantial rollback, therefore, was not politically or practically feasible.
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Yeah, there needs to be a full rollback on that.
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SULLIVAN: DO YOU THINK WITH THIS NEW ADMINISTRATION, WHICH HAS TRIED TO ROLLBACK EPA REGULATIONS, DO YOU THINK THIS ADMINISTRATION WILL ROLLBACK THE PROCESS AND MAYBE THE COST OF DRUG APPROVAL FROM THE FDA?
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Booker and Harris also voted against the Dodd-Frank rollback bill.
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He has already been hinting at a rollback of Agenda 2010.
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A lasting rollback of the rules needs legislation, not just forbearance.
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For women, the rollback of net neutrality will hit especially hard.
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Republicans promised to cut taxes and rollback onerous job killing regulations.
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The long-anticipated rollback of net neutrality rules has officially begun.
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Reuters: U.S. states vow to fight Trump rollback on auto emissions.
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I will sue to stop the FCC's illegal rollback of #netneutrality.
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Which makes the specific provisions now targeted for rollback so concerning.
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Alabama signed into law on Wednesday the most drastic rollback yet.
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"I don't think we're going to see a rollback," she said.
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The rollback goes further than most automakers have said they want.
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Expansion has not slowed with President Trump's partial rollback of relations.
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Representatives of the national School Nutrition Association cheered the regulatory rollback.
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The EPA's proposed rollback would have severe and unjustifiable economic consequences.
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Not a complete rollback because they know I won't do it.
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Under President Trump, the rollback of those regulations is gaining momentum.
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The deal is also expected to involve some rollback of tariffs.
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Trump has portrayed farmers as the main beneficiaries of the rollback.
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Until Mr. Trump, however, their rollback efforts were of limited success.
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It represents the largest rollback of monument declarations in American history.
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McCarthy has insisted that the rollback wouldn't put children at risk of losing coverage, citing a report from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office that said the $7 billion rollback wouldn't impact the number of kids with insurance.
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First, we would see a rollback in coverage for low-income families.
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Mnuchin discussed offering a tariff rollback during trade discussions scheduled for Jan.
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The looming rollback has triggered warnings of more disruptions to the market.
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Cory Booker (NJ), have pushed back against the Obama-era memos' rollback.
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Brian Sandoval (R-NV), for instance, has openly criticized the Medicaid rollback.
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None of this means that the recent privacy rollback isn't a problem.
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If that happens, the rollback could start as early as April 23.
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MINDING YOUR BUSINESS Dodd-Frank rollback will save bank &apostens of millions.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill are already gearing up for the regulatory rollback.
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Stocks started slumping soon after the Associated Press first reported the rollback.
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Then there's the rollback of financial regulations signed under the Obama administration.
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Public safety advocates argued that the rule's rollback would only hurt workers.
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And we're most certainly not celebrating the rollback of women's reproductive rights.
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The GOP's bill calls for the rollback of the expansion after 2019.
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But right now, the rollback resolution is unlikely to pass the House.
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The rollback goes further than what most automakers have said they want.
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The rollback of rules that increase overtime pay for low-wage workers.
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During the Banking panel's markup of bipartisan Dodd-Frank rollback bill, Sen.
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Conservative groups like FreedomWorks and the Competitive Enterprise Institute praised the rollback.
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Why would some Democrats provide support for a rollback of Dodd-Frank?
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AT&T stands to gain from the rollback of net neutrality rules.
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Breyer and Kagan provided bipartisan cover for a significant rollback of Obamacare.
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Go deeper: How the EPA's climate rule rollback could reach beyond coal
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Some rollback toward pre-Trump market preferences can be expected, of course.
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Facebook's advertising team is currently discussing changes, including a potential targeting rollback.
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The New York attorney general will sue over the net neutrality rollback.
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Recently, President Donald Trump's budget called for a rollback of Medicaid expansion.
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The rollback of the Affordable Care Act would most likely cost jobs.
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The rollback is expected to take effect in a matter of weeks.
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However, another alarming rollback and important anniversary are speeding by unnoticed. Oct.
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This type of rollback has been tried before, nearly to disastrous effect.
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At its behest, the Trump administration is expected to initiate a rollback.
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The doctors also voiced their opposition to the proposed rollback of Medicaid.
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Individual carmakers may react differently to a rollback of the federal standards.
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Pruitt has frequently been criticized for his rollback of Obama-era regulations.
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Trump appears poised to reverse Obama's rollback of support for the campaign.
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Sixteen have gone to court to prevent a rollback of environmental regulations.
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And the White House's continued rollback of environmental regulations reflects those viewpoints.
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Although the orders have not yet resulted in any concrete regulatory rollback, Sen.
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It is the same moderates-versus-conservatives split that doomed the Obamacare rollback.
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Now that Kavanaugh sits on the Supreme Court, a rollback of Roe v.
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Still, many human rights advocates say the rollback will only hurt the country.
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The agency is expected to propose a broader rollback of the rules soon.
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A rollback of PrivatBank's nationalisation would likely lead to foreign creditors freezing aid.
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Advocates are also fighting President Donald Trump's continued efforts to rollback transgender rights.
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"The rollback of the non-discrimination in [North Carolina]," says Wisconsin organizer Z!
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But they have said little of substance about the potential rollback in public.
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TRUMP ADMINISTRATION WILL OFFICIALLY END NEGOTIATIONS WITH CALIFORNIA ON FUEL ECONOMY ROLLBACK -OFFICIAL
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These new changes are not a complete rollback, but they are a setback.
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I expressed concern about proposed cuts to Medicaid and the rollback of Obamacare.
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Many Cubans are afraid those advances will be casualties of the Trump rollback.
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His rollback of environmental regulation seeks the same for the declining coal sector.
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This morning, the agency will vote on the rollback of net neutrality rules.
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But the Trump administration announced a rollback of those regulations earlier this month.
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"Avoiding a rollback in the financial regulation agenda is necessary," the document says.
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Walmart has some iPhones listed at rollback prices, but don't fall for those.
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And let's assume the rollback of offshore regulations contributes to such an accident.
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No one — not even the auto industry — is enthusiastic about this proposed rollback.
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The code rollback was swift, however, and the internet quickly returned to normal.
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The FCC is currently taking comments on Pai's plan to rollback the rules.
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It was the largest rollback of federal land protection in the nation's history.
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Meanwhile, environmentalists will open a campaign to generate public comments opposing the rollback.
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I live in one of those states, Washington, a pioneer in prohibition rollback.
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It makes no distinction as to whether a rollback is good or bad.
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Last month, Congress opened an investigation into petroleum companies' involvement in the rollback.
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Mr. Trump wanted the quick rollback of the North's entire nuclear weapons program.
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In December, he got an injunction to halt Mr. Trump's birth control rollback.
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"There is a substantial withdrawal and rollback of proposed regulatory actions," she said.
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But this isn't a news story about the latest rollback of reproductive rights.
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Mr. Trump insisted on a more comprehensive rollback of North Korea's nuclear program.
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What then is prompting President Trump to seek a rollback of Dodd-Frank?
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The Trump administration's rollback of auto emissions standards threatens to exacerbate the problem.
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But some states are countering the rollback, passing laws that would expand coverage.
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Instead, the latest rollback of the deal finally forced the European nations' hand.
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State attorneys general have already vowed to contest the Trump rollback in court.
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Any rollback of PrivatBank's nationalisation would likely prompt the IMF to freeze aid.
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A rollback in existing tariffs will also bring relief to American manufacturing exporters.
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He is eager to see "regulatory rollback" at the agency he would lead.
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Any rollback of PrivatBank's nationalization would likely prompt the IMF to freeze aid.
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No one -- no one -- is advocating a freeze or rollback from today's numbers.
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Any rollback of PrivatBank's nationalization would likely prompt the IMF to freeze aid.
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Democrats not only oppose a rollback, but say some areas require stronger rules.
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They also advised that the president could still change his mind about the rollback.
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What's next: This letter is in response to a technical rollback EPA is undertaking.
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"If that rollback happens, it's going to affect women of all kinds," she said.
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Environmental groups have challenged that delay and said they would also challenge the rollback.
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The request to testify tops off a week of attacks on DeVos' rollback agenda.
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" However, he added that "any rollback in Dodd-Frank would be huge for banks.
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For consumers, the rollback is a bad deal no matter how you slice it.
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It's an obvious hedge against the larger emissions rollback, which is still in process.
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Public Knowledge vocally opposed the rollback of net neutrality rules spearheaded by Ajit Pai.
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One user on the Apple support forum reported that a rollback didn't help, either.
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This scenario would represent a dramatic and humbling rollback of long-held European aspirations.
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Yes, the horrifying regulatory rollback that has defined much of his presidency continued apace.
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Becerra has already racked up some victories in the Trump administration's methane rollback agenda.
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President Trump has advocated a rollback of regulations on the banking and other industries.
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The administration and California, alongside other states, have been feuding over the fuel rollback.
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Democrats hope to make any rollback a key part of the 1.53 congressional elections.
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It is widely expected to be one of EPA's most significant regulatory rollback efforts.
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And it will probably propose a freeze, a ban on tests, even a rollback.
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Hensarling, a longtime opponent of the Dodd-Frank reforms, seeks a more drastic rollback.
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The suspension was due to the rollback of software updates made over the weekend.
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A rollback of the rule would affect almost every doctor's office in the country.
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For small businesses, a rollback could fundamentally change how, and whether, they do business.
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It was a major pushback to the federal government's rollback of rules last year.
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The most serious consumer protection rollback involves banks reporting on the mortgages they offer.
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To justify the rollback, the Trump administration has cited safety as its main concern.
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But if that's right, we're talking about a really big rollback of world trade.
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However, the rollback of that tax wasn't set to take full effect until 2019.
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Some of its dystopian predictions about the rollback of reproductive rights now seem prophetic.
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Yellen said the phase one tariff rollback won't be "very noticeable" for US households.
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Activists said the rollback opened the door to bullying, harassment and discrimination of children.
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Pai's rollback is expected to pass when the FCC votes on it this month.
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First, debt forgiveness or the "liquidation preference" and second, a rollback of dividend requirements.
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The Trump EPA's deeply flawed reasoning for the proposed rollback deserves thorough court review.
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The White House has also pointed to Mr. Trump's rollback of Obama-era regulations.
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Others in the auto industry are also not enthusiastic about the fuel economy rollback.
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The major beneficiaries of the rollback—Mr Spicer's "small businesses"—include Chevron and Exxon Mobil.
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Second, and less straightforward, is the rollback of obligations on the part of Charter Cable.
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Incensed over the Trump administration's recent rollback of transgender protections, Fierce let loose on Pence.
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The auto lending discrimination rollback is a trial balloon, and it just started to fly.
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More From PCmag Senate Democrats Will Vote to Reverse Net Neutrality Rollback Got Amazon Prime?
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Trump is proposing a large rollback of the safety net and pretending he's enhancing it.
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Even automakers no longer want a full rollback and are lobbying Trump for a compromise.
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This week, the commission will vote on a rollback of those rules, spearheaded by Pai.
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Regardless, the rollback is expected to pass by a 3-2 margin on party lines.
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The strength will add fuel to an expected rollback of monetary stimulus in the West.
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A modern-day version of rollback would force Russia out of Georgia, Syria, and Ukraine.
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Things could get noisier if and when the FCC begins to formally review a rollback.
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Under the 2202 law, Congress only needs a simple majority to rollback recently issued regulations.
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Under the 1996 law, Congress only needs a simple majority to rollback recently issued regulations.
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Critics say the rollback of law enforcement officers in any capacity seems like odd timing.
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I'm not sure the market has anticipated, let's say, a rollback of the September tariffs.
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Sessions's memo marks the Trump administration's first major rollback of Obama administration criminal justice reforms.
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That would be the partial rollback of the massive Medicaid expansion that came with Obamacare.
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Environmental groups slammed the rollback, saying it put significant climate and consumer benefits at risk.
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The rollback can affect consumers, but start-ups fear that this could affect them too.
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Typically the rollback price is the new standard price, so you can find it anywhere.
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A key House panel voted Wednesday to rollback yet another controversial Obama administration labor regulation.
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With Tuesday's report, CARB is officially proposing its first step against the Trump administration's rollback.
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That rollback will like cause more litigation from the same parties who were victorious Monday.
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We are deeply concerned about what we could lose if Pruitt's rollback plan is successful.
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His full remarks, just posted, indicate he strongly supports the FCC's net neutrality rollback plan.
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The effort is part of the White House's broader rollback of environmental regulations and policies.
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But Mr. Trump demanded a full rollback of the North's program, and the talks collapsed.
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Some major oil, gas and auto companies have actually opposed the Trump administration's rollback proposals.
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It is widely expected to be one of his agency's most significant regulatory rollback efforts.
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The phase one trade deal includes some tariffs rollback and increased agricultural purchases from China.
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Democrats and supporters of the SEC rule see the rollback as a victory for corruption.
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It remains to be seen if the guidance rollback will curb progress in other states.
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The rollback in duties is "smaller than expected," according to Goldman's chief economist Jan Hatzius.
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The ruling was the third in recent months against the Trump administration's rollback of DACA.
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Together, the moves were the largest rollback of public lands protection in United States history.
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The administration has targeted about 85 environmental rules, according to Harvard Law School's rollback tracker.
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But Ms. Yellen did not endorse a broader rollback of the regulations for big banks.
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They save our health system money without the need to rollback health coverage for people.
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The rollback of Mr. Obama's regulations will not change either of those forces, economists say.
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The executive orders will likely feature heavily in an upcoming court battle challenging the rollback.
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"They have a long way to go to finish their rollback goals," Mr. Doniger said.
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FCC, which will decide the fate of the FCC's decision to rollback net neutrality protections nationwide.
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Liberal groups are outraged by the rollback of the rules, which President Trump signed this week.
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That record provides fodder for the many lawsuits aimed at defeating Trump's energy and environmental rollback.
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It is a clear case of an expected regulatory rollback paving the way for higher profits.
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So far, the Trump White House has tried, and succeeded, to rollback dozens of environmental regulations.
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DeBlasio tweeted their continued support for these regulations in the wake of the Trump administration's rollback.
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The message supported the proposed rollback of Title II regulation, and included real names and addresses.
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More important, many Republican senators may find it hard to swallow the House plan's Medicaid rollback.
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The rollback is the first step to opening up these lands to more development and agriculture.
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The vote comes amid serious controversy, not only over the rollback itself, but the surrounding process.
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ABORTION ON THE BALLOT: RED STATES ALREADY PLANNING FOR POSSIBILITY OF ROE ROLLBACK New York Sen.
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What's changing: Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue announced a rollback of these regulations beginning next school year.
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Susan Collins will support a Democratic proposal to end the FCC's rollback of net neutrality rules.
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Rollback may not be currently feasible, because it risks war with a heavily nuclear-armed state.
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"They're trying to paint lipstick on a pig," Townsend told Recode of the destination filter rollback.
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The importance of the Trump regulatory rollback cannot be overemphasized, because regulations come with a price.
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After that, a final FCC decision on the net neutrality rollback could take several more months.
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We needed faster service discovery and canary deployment capability that provides instant rollback and performance measurement.
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The FCC is an independent agency, but Trump could appoint commissioners who will rollback the rules.
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This status quo outcome should fuel the gradual rollback of banking and oil and gas regulations.
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Pai has only allowed a 30-day comment period for his plan to rollback the rules.
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The proposed rollback would also strip protection for half of the U.S. wetlands, Goldman-Carter said.
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He also confirmed that a rollback of existing and scheduled tariffs was part of the discussions.
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Utilities that operate coal plants had asked for a rollback of the regulation earlier this year.
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Congress passes a huge rollback of landmark banking regulations; Mark Zuckerberg's apology tour continues in Europe.
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He supports Pruitt's agenda, including both the regulatory rollback and other overhaul efforts within the agency.
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DeVos, challenged that delay and successfully got the judge to deny the rollback request in September.
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The industry has pushed back against the characterization of the Energy Department proposal as a rollback.
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But consumer vigilance is an incomplete response to the rollback of regulatory protections now under way.
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Dean Heller of Nevada has opposed the bill as written, slamming its rollback of Medicaid expansion.
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And the denuclearization of North Korea will have to be accompanied by the rollback of sanctions.
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In the summer, he met with farmers to tout his rollback of the clean water regulation.
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Several factors are driving Uber's rollback in expected valuation, said the people briefed on the matter.
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And as the scandals have piled up, Fox has focused on Pruitt's rollback of emissions standards.
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At the time it was the largest rollback of federal land protection in the nation's history.
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The department said the rollback would save the shipyard and construction sectors about $11 million annually.
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Asked whether he was worried about any rollback of his enforcement legacy, Mr. Ceresney was circumspect.
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But he has been equally adamant about dismantling banking rules, part of a broader regulatory rollback.
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Any rollback of Title IX protections will hurt your classmates, your students, your friends, your sisters.
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Among them was a major rollback of public financing for Planned Parenthood clinics in the state.
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Environmentalists and Obama supporters charged that the rollback would threaten drinking water for 117 million people.
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One year into Trump's presidency, the administration has tried to rollback the ACA's birth control mandate.
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With every environmental rollback and rejection of science we fall farther behind in combatting climate change.
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This misguided effort to rollback these common sense and bipartisan plans does not stop with Zinke.
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Just yesterday, President Trump announced a rollback on fuel-economy standards set by President Barack Obama.
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Environmentalists and Obama supporters charged that the rollback would threaten drinking water for 117 million people.
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The Senate approved the rollback last week, and the House is expected to follow this week.
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Tech industry giants also ripped the administration's decision Wednesday to rollback some protections for transgender students.
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The actual revision involves another regulatory process that Pruitt said would take place this year. Rollback?
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In Fiscal Year 2017, the first stamp price rollback since 1919 helped produce an operating loss.
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Originally, the legislature reached a compromise with a rollback to 2006 tax rates and a referendum for a "supersize" exemption, but when the referendum was struck down by a court, the original plan of just adding another $25,000 exemption passed instead, on top of the rate rollback.
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Snapchat has indicated it intends to do so, but don't expect a complete rollback of the redesign.
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So any major rollback of the ACA's coverage gains could leave millions of people without health insurance.
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Trump's trip comes at a complicated time for his economic agenda of tax cuts and regulatory rollback.
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In Congress, the House has approved an Obamacare rollback bill, but it has stalled in the Senate.
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Any big rollback in rulemaking could take several years to implement and introduce more costs, lawyers said.
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There is dispute in France about the extent of the civil liberties rollback since the terrorist attacks.
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So this rollback — should the president sign it into law — adds a new wrinkle to that conversation.
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Democrat Bill Nelson, Senate Commerce Committee ranking member, will help lead the opposition to the rollback effort.
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Take a stand by telling your representatives that you oppose Trump's decision to rollback national monument protections.
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But like everything else about this policy, the rollback was sudden and more than a little messy.
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Later on Friday, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a rollback of the tax on foreign portfolio investors.
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Conservative groups supportive of Pruitt's rule rollback have largely come to his defense in the ethical storm.
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In April, for example, automakers cheered Pruitt's rollback of climate pollution rules for cars and light trucks.
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TL;DR: Purchase the versatile Bose Solo 53 soundbar for $199 as a special Walmart Rollback offer.
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This special Rollback knocks $50 off the regular price, and it qualifies for free two-day delivery.
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But a more gradual rollback is certainly plausible, as Irin Carmon has outlined in the Washington Post.
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In other deregulatory news, EPA's other big controversial rollback — freezing Obama's auto efficiency standards — is expected soon.
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There isn't much to laugh about when it comes to Trump's rollback of Obama-era environmental protections.
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And 74 percent of the poll's respondents said that Trump should have vetoed the privacy rollback bill.
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Others said the rollback will lead to pollution in some of the country's most sensitive wetland areas.
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Rollback the clock a few years and Nintendo didn't seem particularly worried about locking down its consoles.
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To do so, he pledged lower taxes, a rollback in regulations and $1 trillion in infrastructure spending.
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The administration said the proposed rollback would mean billions of dollars in regulatory savings for car manufacturers.
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Green groups will loudly condemn the decision as a major rollback of a signature Obama climate initiative.
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And 74 percent of the poll's respondents said that Trump should veto the FCC privacy rollback bill.
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Among possible U.S. concessions are a rollback in tariffs on at least $200 billion in Chinese goods.
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The lawsuit was the first court challenge of a Trump administration rollback of a climate change regulation.
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On Thursday, a federal judge ruled against the Trump administration's attempts to rollback another Obama-era rule.
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"The probability of a September (tariff) rollback has obviously increased in the last 48 hours," Devesh said.
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The Trump rollback of vehicle emission standards directly contradicts a landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision, Massachusetts v.
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The rollback proposal also conflicts with an EPA finding that greenhouse gases endanger public health and welfare.
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The Interior rollback would have a bigger impact, because it is closer to a whole-scale repeal.
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Not a complete rollback, 00:13:06.610 —> 00:00:08.580 because they know I won't do it.
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A partial rollback of North Korea's nuclear capability may well be all he is willing to do.
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Tension peaked when Warren rebuked fellow Democrats by name in a fundraising email ripping the rollback effort.
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Trump does not shy from this narrative where the length of the rollback list is the lead.
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The rollback of Obama regulations will be replaced with the tenets of strong growth and less government.
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She previously told CNBC that Trump's rollback on regulations has renewed optimism in the small business sector.
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The bill aims to rollback consumer protections and safeguards, which were enacted to prevent another financial crisis.
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If contributor lists become weapons, the argument goes, conservatives will push for a rollback of disclosure laws.
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The House voted Tuesday to pass the biggest rollback of financial regulations since the global financial crisis.
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This Rollback offer saves you $40 and applies to either the onyx black or contour silver models.
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Trump touted the agreement on his Twitter account as a rollback, even though the agreement is temporary.
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A rollback on Trump's tax bill likely won't happen -- but a new tax cut is equally unlikely.
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The options will range from a near full-scale repeal to a minor rollback, the official said.
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Senators from states that benefited from the ACA's Medicaid expansion especially oppose the rollback of that expansion.
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Its rollback is a black mark on our country's history, and one we have to erase soon.
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Mr. Becerra is also among 20 state attorneys general filing suit against the federal rollback of rules.
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In a separate court battle, a federal appeals court will decide if the commission's rollback was legal.
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The EPA estimates the regulatory rollback would save the oil and gas industry $17m-19m per year.
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Mr. Trump demanded a quicker and fuller rollback of the North's entire nuclear program before removing sanctions.
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New E.P.A. leaders should not just scuttle the rollback, but also redouble the stringency of the standards.
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Fox programs have soft-pedaled the government's shortcomings and promoted an imminent rollback of social distancing restrictions.
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Aggressive oversight of the administration's science and environment policies and its regulatory rollback efforts are more likely.
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Mostly, they say, Ms. Tenney shared their philosophy of limited government and championed the rollback of regulations.
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On the U.S. side, investors were hoping for more than just a partial rollback of some tariffs.
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Republicans saw Tuesday's vote as merely the beginning, not the end, of the Dodd-Frank legislative rollback.
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For this reason, some people saw Mr. Trump's executive order as a painful rollback of recent gains.
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A similar challenge led to a rollback of tariffs imposed by President George W. Bush in 2002.
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The auto industry is not looking for the drastic rollback that Mr. Trump seems determined to deliver.
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Many are proposing broad changes such as a rollback of Trump's tax cuts and free college tuition.
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The latest change follows a 2019 rollback of restrictions on milk and sodium content in school lunches.
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It's not the tax cuts, the Supreme Court picks, the rollback in regulations -- it's the culture war.
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By the agency's calculations, the rollback would increase methane emissions by 370,000 tons over roughly five years.
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We also suspect that many in Congress who voted for the rollback were equally in the dark.
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Even if the companies want to take that risk, a rollback is not warranted by the facts.
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"Certainly there were expectations perhaps that the rollback would be more significant than just 20.48%," he said.
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The message was: the F.C.C., an independent agency, will mirror the Trump administration's rollback of government regulations.
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A potential rollback of water use regulations would fit the administration's continued efforts at deregulating the EPA.
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"Certainly there were expectations perhaps that the rollback would be more significant than just 296.984%," he said.
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The House tax bill included a rollback of the 1954 ban, while the Senate version did not.
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The EPA's Science Advisory Board criticizes the analysis behind the Trump administration's proposed rollback of emissions rules.
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Other candidates have seized on DeVos' rollback of Obama-era Title IX policies governing campus sexual assault.
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In this case, however, the intended beneficiary of the rollback, the automobile industry, is far from enthusiastic.
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Buried in Trump's fuel economy rollback proposal is a grim vision of the future under climate change.
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I am proud to have joined so many Americans by also personally submitting comments opposing this rollback.
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Garret GravesGarret Neal GravesOvernight Energy: Murkowski fumes over stalled energy bill | White House weighs help for oil, gas industry | Dem presses top Trump official on rollback of safety regulations Democrat presses top Trump official on rollback of safety regulations despite alleged staff objections Overnight Energy: Green groups to sue over Trump rollback of Obama water rules | GOP climate plan faces pushback from right | Bezos launches B climate initiative MORE (R-La.) said Tuesday that he was "offended" by the line of questioning.
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Garret GravesGarret Neal GravesOvernight Energy: Murkowski fumes over stalled energy bill | White House weighs help for oil, gas industry | Dem presses top Trump official on rollback of safety regulations Democrat presses top Trump official on rollback of safety regulations despite alleged staff objections Overnight Energy: Green groups to sue over Trump rollback of Obama water rules | GOP climate plan faces pushback from right | Bezos launches B climate initiative MORE (R-La.) said Tuesday that he was "offended" by Levin's line of questioning.
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He's accomplishing a lot through Executive Order, but his accomplishments are, as you said, the rollback of regulations.
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Not during the tower rollback, which left the rocket suddenly exposed and alone awaiting final fueling and checks.
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The Trump administration rollback in protection doesn't merely shrink the habitat; it also changes the land that's protected.
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On Tuesday, Clyburn released an edited version of Pai's proposal to rollback the Obama-era net neutrality rules.
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The prospect of corporate tax cuts and regulatory rollback have partly driven stock market optimism in recent months.
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Also, FCC news continues after Congress' rollback of FCC's privacy rules and this podcast continues to update you.
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Facebook's rollback of this ban comes amid reports that the company is working on its own blockchain project.
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The Trump administration has overseen the rollback of dozens of environmental and energy regulations, including the methane rule.
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"There is no economic or common-sense rationale" for the administration's claims that a rollback would save lives.
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Instead, Trump vowed a massive rollback of environmental regulations and international agreements aimed at reducing global carbon emissions.
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For example, there is no automatic rollback if China, Mexico, or South Korea fails to honor its commitments.
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In December, the FCC put a clause in its rollback that forbids states from passing their own regulations.
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But the rollback is based on a study finding that glider trucks produce comparable pollution to new trucks.
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The proposed rollback of net neutrality protections has drawn ire from a number of companies and public figures.
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Though the case is in jeopardy due to the Trump administration's rollback, Grimm still intends to push forward.
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A collection of 800 startups and organizations, including Y Combinator, also published a letter today opposing the rollback.
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Last week, Apple called out the Environmental Protection Agency's plan to rollback the Obama-era Clean Power Plan.
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Yes, Judge Bates criticised the rollback as "virtually unexplained" and obliquely scolded the Trump administration for being callous.
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California's bill to restore protections in the state is one of the toughest responses to the FCC's rollback.
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The rollback underscores the Trump administration's rejection of mainstream climate science in an effort to boost economic growth.
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California, for example, is leading a coalition of 21 states in challenging the administration's rollback of tailpipe standards.
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Russinovich stressed that Microsoft's experience led the team to add rollback, versioning and automatic healing features, for example.
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Once again, Seminario sent an email, urging OMB to delay the rollback until they can have a meeting.
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Democrats on Wednesday decried the Trump administration's rollback of a regulation extending certain protections to America's transgender students.
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Sixty-two percent of all voters disapprove of Trump's rollback of federal regulations intended to fight global warming.
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DeVos later said the department has already begun the process to rollback the Obama-era Title IX guidance.
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As she told the Post, "there's little question that it's a rollback of civil rights across the board."
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But this has become about more than a tax cut and a rollback of the Affordable Care Act.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic lawmakers expressed outrage Friday after the Trump administration announced a rollback to Obamacare's contraceptive mandate.
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Making this kind of creative math official agency policy would help advance the rest of its rollback agenda.
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The heavy push follows a number of Trump administration policy changes that appear to heavily rollback environmental regulations.
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And with this special Rollback discount, it's hard to imagine a better deal during the Black Friday rush.
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And Democrats may want to shore up the net neutrality principles in the meantime against a broader rollback.
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Each regulatory rollback or change would require a new regulation, greens said, which can be challenged in court.
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Industry pushback: The industry has pushed back against the characterization of the Energy Department proposal as a rollback.
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Meanwhile, at Walmart, a 20-pack of the same crackers costs $5.18, even with Rollback prices in effect.
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Trump's skewed rollback agenda will blindside Americans across the country unless we begin to talk honestly about regulations.
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Many analysts believe he'll moderate his views and recognize the risk of any significant rollback to the reforms.
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All will play critical roles in the Trump administration's efforts to rollback the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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But the rollback of expanded Medicaid under ObamaCare, a top priority of conservatives, is largely kept in place.
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President Donald Trump signed the biggest rollback of bank regulations since the global financial crisis into law Thursday.
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China wants a rollback of tariffs, while reportedly balking on putting a specific number on farm good buys.
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The EPA estimated that drillers would save $484 million over six years as a result of the rollback.
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This regulatory rollback completely disregards Americans' health and undermines our work to keep our air and water clean.
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The Trump administration's attempt to rollback those standards has now spurred a multi-state legal challenge in response.
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That said, there's simply no evidence that "this administration's rollback of criminal enforcement" caused violent crime to rise.
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This ban hits churches and charities and House Republicans included a rollback of it in their tax bill.
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The Trump administration's regulatory rollback has ignited business and consumer optimism, driving economic growth at pace few anticipated.
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McConnell has expressed interest in holding a vote on a bipartisan bill to rollback the Dodd-Frank Act.
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However, the two sides didn't seem to be on the same page about a rollback to existing tariffs.
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For a number of reasons, the definition of a rollback that we settled on focuses on regulatory changes.
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Carmakers, for their part, had sought more flexibility in meeting the original 2025 standards, not a categorical rollback.
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The president has made it clear he wants automakers to publicly support the rollback when it is announced.
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President Jair Bolsonaro's rollback of environmental protections has led to an explosion in slash-and-burn agricultural practices.
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He volunteered his agreement with certain provisions in the recent tax overhaul and with some rollback of regulations.
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One month after the DOJ opened its investigation, General Motors, Toyota, and Fiat Chrysler backed Trump's attempted rollback.
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For women with financial means, the rollback would be inconvenient and unfair, as other necessary medications remain covered.
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If those efforts are successful, this rollback would increase carbon emissions by up to 1,300 million metric tons.
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His administration has even moved to rollback some protections established under the 50-year-old Clean Air Act.
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With a stroke of the pen, the new Secretary of Transportation can rollback this dangerous and costly regulation.
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Meanwhile, states and other key stakeholders will challenge the federal rollback of environmental and climate regulation in courts.
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The President didn't specify Monday whether the potential tariff rollback would be applied only to Mexico and Canada.
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Community Marketing has found that 76% of LGBTQ Americans fear an imminent rollback of recent civil rights gains.
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The proposal also seeks a rollback of the expansion of Medicaid benefits achieved under the Affordable Care Act.
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In her words The rise of authoritarianism has catalyzed a rollback of gender violence protections and support systems.
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In that way, we can have the back of our soldiers even as we rollback Iranian hegemonic ambitions.
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As the rollback moved this week toward approval, Republican lawmakers sounded hollow in promising their own ethics substitute.
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These could include changes to the "Obamacare" healthcare law and a rollback of new rules broadening overtime eligibility.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is moving to rollback the Obama-era net neutrality rules on internet service providers.
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President Trump and at least some in senior ranks seem to think rollback by military force is realistic.
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The caucus wants to speed up the rollback of the Medicaid expansion and eliminate insurer mandates and requirements.
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The bill would use a legislative tool called the Congressional Review Act (CRA) to rollback the FCC repeal.
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President Trump urged Congress to legislate policy on the issue in the next six months before the rollback.
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No, Dems' practical efforts are best directed toward bottling up Trump's headlong regulatory rollback and attendant gross corruption.
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He added that Trump will link strong economic data to the tax law and his rollback of regulations.
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The House passed its own banking deregulation bill, an even more severe rollback of Obama-era banking rules.
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Last Thursday, Trump tweeted his intention to ban trans military members, signaling the rollback of trans individuals' rights.
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However, he has expressed a willingness to rollback some post-crisis rules, which is sure to please Trump.
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But internal emails at the EPA showed that the agency found the proposed rollback would increase highway fatalities.
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Among those plans are increased domestic spending on infrastructure projects coupled with lower taxes and a rollback in regulations.
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But in my conversations, they don't see it as an enormously consequential rollback of their Wall Street reforms either.
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Dianne Feinstein of California, the lawmakers also pressured Sessions and DeVos's larger rollback of civil rights enforcement more broadly.
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The big picture: The EPA's methane moves are the latest in a broad regulatory rollback ordered by President Trump.
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This week, however, few tech companies participated in visible displays of opposition to a rollback of net neutrality rules.
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This week, the FCC announced its intention to vote on a rollback of net neutrality protections on December 14th.
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The rollback attempt has been fraught so far, especially when considering the involvement of former EPA administrator Scott Pruitt.
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The decision was central to the rollback of the net neutrality protections the agency put in place in 2015.
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There will almost certainly be hearings on the tariffs, as well as on the CAFE rollback, industry observers anticipate.
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The proposed rollback on vehicle mileage and emissions standards that he announced Tuesday is arguably the largest of those.
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Their new outspokenness against a prominent architect of President Trump's regulatory rollback represents a major break from the past.
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Still, the GOP can remedy this by providing new tax incentives (including a rollback of costly regulations) right now.
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Under the new laws, Virginia must recognize concealed-handgun permits from all other states, a rollback of Herring's stance.
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Now Donald Trump's administration is considering an extreme rollback of birth control coverage on the grounds of religious liberty.
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"I think that the idea of the rollback on birth control is ridiculous and shortsighted," Nilsen posted on Facebook.
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It appears as if the Trump administration will rollback standards from those put in place by the Obama administration.
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Trump insists his tax cuts and regulatory rollback will lift the long-term growth trajectory of the U.S. economy.
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Nonetheless, Gary Herbert, the Republican governor, is expected to sign the rollback as soon as it reaches his desk.
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A group of Democratic senators want the Trump administration to reverse its steady rollback of regulations on nursing homes.
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All three will play critical roles in the Trump administration's efforts to rollback the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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Conservative groups and economists say a rollback of Trump's tariffs would be the best way to address business spending.
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If Trump's rollback of the Clean Water Rule is enacted, the water that sustains our communities could become unsafe.
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This is just the latest regulatory rollback not only for the fossil fuel industry, but for oil in particular.
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A big victory for reinvestment in Maryland came with the rollback of several mandatory sentencing laws surrounding drug offenses.
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One study showed that the rollback of this rule could deprive American taxpayers $800 million over the next decade.
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Trump's pick to run EPA, Scott Pruitt, has declared that a top priority for him will be regulatory rollback.
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One within America was between those who supported passive containment of Chinese Communism and those who sought active rollback.
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The threat from global watchdogs is another reason to discount the odds of a major rollback of financial rules.
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration lawsuit, the city and environmental organizations challenged NHTSA's rollback of a vehicle emissions law.
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If conservatives acquiesce to this slower rollback of Medicaid expansion, they might want steeper cuts through the spending caps.
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The effort came up just one vote short of what was needed to enact a sweeping rollback of Obamacare.
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The industry had reason to urge the rollback of higher fuel efficiency standards proposed by former President Barack Obama.
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In just two years, President Trump has unleashed a regulatory rollback with little parallel in the past half-century.
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The administration has settled on the key details of its rollback, according to two people familiar with the terms.
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There was also discussion of making the payroll tax rollback permanent, said the official, who declined to be named.
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Large multinationals won a partial rollback of a House attempt to tax some of their payments to foreign affiliates.
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Namely, the administration pushed for increased access to treatment while also attempting rollback Affordable Care Act and Medicaid coverage.
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Still, the rollback of his signature 2012 tax cuts by the Legislature last month, a stinging rebuke, hung heavy.
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A rollback on the existing tariffs was considered to be an important and potentially deal-breaking request from China.
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After the fifth rollback, DPW gathered the boulders and brought them away to wherever, but the story wasn't over.
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The Obama-era water rule was one of Trump's top targets for rollback on the campaign trail in 2016.
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The rollback will also allow schools to serve refined grains and 1-percent-fat flavored milk, instead of nonfat.
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But Kim Jong-un would not budge from an insistence on a phased rollback of his country's nuclear program.
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African leaders feel emboldened to strangle the news media because of a perceived global rollback in democracy, she said.
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Without control of the House and Senate, Democrats would not be able to rollback Trump's economic agenda, he said.
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US District Judge William Alsup blocked the Trump administration's DACA rollback plan, ordering officials to continue processing renewal applications.
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Challengers and several courts have said the rollback was "arbitrary and capricious", in violation of the Administrative Procedures Act.
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WE NOW HAVE TREMENDOUS CONFIDENCE, BUSINESSES AND CONSUMERS AND SMALL BUSINESSES, LOWER TAXES, REGULATORY ROLLBACK, ET CETERA, ET CETERA.
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Unfortunately, Trump's regulatory rollback could cut current safety laws, leaving workers at a higher risk of injury and danger.
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In tandem with the regulatory rollback, Trump's goal of boosting America's natural resource extraction industries has been largely successful.
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But in my conversations, they don't see it as an enormously consequential rollback of their Wall Street reforms, either.
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The rollback of Obama's measures towards the island's government is a promise President Trump had made some months ago.
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The attorneys general, from states including New York, Iowa and Massachusetts, said they would challenge a rollback in court.
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But after the rollback, it's possible that their access will be determined by choices made by their parents' employers.
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"The financial regulatory reform agenda should be completed, and a rollback of reforms should be avoided," the Fund said.
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At least temporarily, it marked the rollback of the "Imperial Presidency" that had grown since the 22020s and 21974s.
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Tom UdallThomas (Tom) Stewart UdallOvernight Energy: Trump to revoke California's tailpipe waiver | Democrats propose bill to revoke Trump endangered species rollback | Trump officials finalize rule allowing fewer inspectors at pork plants Here are the lawmakers who aren't seeking reelection in 2628 Democrats propose bill to revoke Trump endangered species rollback MORE (D-N.
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Tom UdallThomas (Tom) Stewart UdallOvernight Energy: Trump to revoke California's tailpipe waiver | Democrats propose bill to revoke Trump endangered species rollback | Trump officials finalize rule allowing fewer inspectors at pork plants Here are the lawmakers who aren't seeking reelection in 2020 Democrats propose bill to revoke Trump endangered species rollback MORE (D-N.M.).
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Tom UdallThomas (Tom) Stewart UdallOvernight Energy: Trump to revoke California's tailpipe waiver | Democrats propose bill to revoke Trump endangered species rollback | Trump officials finalize rule allowing fewer inspectors at pork plants Here are the lawmakers who aren't seeking reelection in 220006 Democrats propose bill to revoke Trump endangered species rollback MORE (D-N.
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The Justice Department is weighing a rollback of civil rights regulations designed to protect against discrimination, The Washington Post reports.
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Quick take: While that may be true, it hasn't stopped Silicon Valley startups from resisting a rollback of the rules.
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Trump makes good on promise to rollback regulations "Very, very glamorous, right?" mused the President as the guests laughed loudly.
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The tax cuts, the rollback of regulations, the opening of energy, the protection of some of our own trading rights.
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Photo: GettyThe US Senate about to vote on a resolution to nullify new FCC rules that will rollback net neutrality.
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"I like the rollback of Dodd-Frank," said Robert Pavlik, chief market strategist at Boston Private Wealth in New York.
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FOSTA's rollback of online free speech provisions has faced opposition from internet advocacy organizations and even the Department of Justice.
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A moderate House Republican said Trump let down the Obamacare rollback effort by not going out and selling a plan.
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Loris frames the desire to see regulation rollback within the EPA as about rolling back the federal government's power grab.
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The latest tension is yet another tied to US trade policy: the rollback of restrictions toward Chinese telecom giant Huawei.
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The FCC first announced its plans in April, and the controversial rollback proposal just finished its frequently heated comment period.
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For Mr Trump, the rollback completes a campaign pledge made to farmers, who objected vociferously to the Obama-era regulation.
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The rollback of abortion access in some states has been taking place for the better half of the last decade.
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Trump has pledged lower taxes, a rollback in job-stifling regulations and a boost of $1 trillion in infrastructure spending.
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The Trump administration's rollback of the injury reporting rule is the latest example of the president's anti-worker economic agenda.
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Today's rollback will give ISPs new ways to control what we see, what we do, and what we say online.
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Two issues most directly felled the Republican repeal plans: the Medicaid overhaul and the rollback of those preexisting conditions rules.
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But he did give some hints about it, including that the Trump administration estimates the rollback will save $500 billion.
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EPA plans to finalize its rollback of methane pollution rules for oil and natural gas drillers in April, it said.
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They particularly wanted a more gradual rollback of Obamacare's generous funding for Medicaid expansion, which covered millions of poor Americans.
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Conservatives will have to accept the more gradual Medicaid expansion phaseout and not getting more rollback of Obamacare's insurance regulations.
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The EPA's rollback would let 28500,6900 tons out in the six-year period that the agency used in its analysis.
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They argue that officials didn't adequately justify the rollback and that the new regulation doesn't meet the government's legal obligations.
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Last year, trade groups buoyed by the election of a Republican president and Congress rallied behind a Dodd-Frank rollback.
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Lawmakers also pushed back against the rollback in October, asking Perry in a letter not to follow through with it.
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Some senators from expansion states are concerned about the quick timing of this rollback and are eying a smoother transition.
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The rollback follows on President Trump's campaign promise to repeal regulations that limit the production and use of fossil fuels.
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Criticisms from the business community are unlikely to deter Democrats from pushing for a rollback of the corporate tax cut.
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Collins has expressed worry about funding cuts for addiction prevention that would come from the rollback in the Medicaid expansion.
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The Trump administration got off to a strong start with tax reform and the rollback of regulations that inhibited productivity.
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The rollback fantasy As for toughening up US efforts to counter Iran in the region, we've seen this movie before.
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The decision was swiftly denounced by those who viewed the move as a rollback of equal rights for transgender students.
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Bill Wehrum, assistant administrator for air issues, is leading the rollback of former President Obama's carbon rules for power plants.
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But there's simply no evidence that a federal "rollback of criminal enforcement" has led to a reversal of those trends.
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In general, however, it has nonetheless been widely believed that devolution of powers will mean a rollback of progressive aims.
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That's a signal that the Trump administration will use the argument to justify its rollback of the climate change regulations.
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Today's rollback will give ISPs new ways to control what we see, what we do, and what we say online.
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It comes as Republican-led states are increasingly emboldened to pass laws that mark a potential rollback of abortion rights.
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" She added that "student veterans were already facing an aggressive rollback of their protections under the Trump administration's Education Department.
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Environmental groups, which have been fighting the rollback of EPA pollution regulations since Trump took office, objected to Thursday's announcement.
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"What we will not do is a wholesale rollback of Dodd-Frank," he said at an American Bankers Association conference.
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And several efforts are underway to scale back the rollback, including the introduction of a congressional bill and potential lawsuits.
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The new rule announced by NHTSA and the EPA on Tuesday isn't as harsh a rollback as Trump originally wanted.
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He and President Boris N. Yeltsin signed a Start II agreement providing for the steepest rollback of nuclear arms yet.
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He shrugged off the Trump administration's rollback of nutrition standards for whole grains, flavored milks and sodium in school cafeterias.
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Wade, specifically, has overwhelming voter support, which makes nominating a justice who is vocal about its rollback a riskier proposition.
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Israel's government first likened the law to Holocaust denial, but then gave its approval to the rollback of criminal penalties.
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And I think President Trump's policies of lower taxes and major regulatory rollback are a key part of this issue.
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Either way, our coalition of AGs is taking the FCC to court to challenge its illegal rollback of net neutrality.
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The Trump administration's planned rollback of vehicle emissions standards could drive staggering increases in both fuel costs and transportation emissions.
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I think the rollback of things we've seen in the U.S. around regulation is quite material to the energy industry.
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He has since reportedly capitulated, and is now aiming for modest increases in fuel economy instead of a full rollback.
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"For nothing more than a partial rollback, Trump has made us the bad guy again," Mr. Rhodes said on Thursday.
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Government scientists have questioned whether the Trump administration's proposed rollback of emissions standards would, as claimed, make US roads safer.
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"A phased rollback of extra trade war tariffs indicates that it is a solution acceptable to both countries," he said.
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Clearly, not all Russians are acquiescing to his rollback of the freedoms won after the breakup of the Soviet Union.
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Nearly a year later, the rollback is nowhere near complete and may not be ready until this summer — if ever.
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Republicans are also eager to tout a major rollback of Obama-era rules as they head into the midterm elections.
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Trump's comments come as those with a stake in water rights await another rollback promised since the president's campaign days.
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The two countries reached a "phase one" agreement that includes some rollback of tariffs and more agriculture buying from China.
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For instance, he refused to recommit to the annual G-20 embrace of a standstill and rollback of protectionist measures.
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After the EPA gathers and analyzes the comments, it can make any necessary changes and then make the rollback final.
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Meanwhile, the Dodd-Frank rollback in S. 2155 appears to have mollified its critics at least for the time being.
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Mr. Spicer remarked on the rollback of privacy rules before he spoke more broadly about regulations on broadband internet services.
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As of late Friday, word had leaked that the automakers' request for a rollback was about to be granted, too.
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A federal court this year found that the Trump administration didn't conduct the proper environmental reviews before issuing the rollback.
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He headed to Detroit to announce a rollback of fuel economy standards that he says hurt the U.S. auto industry.
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But environmentalists and unions have complained that the rollback will leave workers, especially firefighters and other first responders, at risk.
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The new rule announced by NHTSA and the EPA on Tuesday isn't as harsh a rollback as Trump originally wanted.
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Obama's climate policies are meant to benefit people far in the future, limiting the constituency that can fight rollback today.
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Mulvaney, a critic of the regulator, has since taken steps that may herald a rollback of some of Cordray's policies.
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Despite the Trump administration's rollback of some regulations, the coal sector continues to struggle with competition from cheap natural gas.
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"I would certainly expect the prices of those credits to go down" with the rollback of the standards, Leard said.
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The rollback amounts to a major defeat for privacy-rights organizations like the ACLU and their Democratic allies in Congress.
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Trump also tweeted that there could be a time where his administration's rollback is "no longer available" as an option, which could be a nod to the New York Times' reporting that he's considered pulling the rollback and focusing the fight on California's right under the Clean Air Act to set its own air regulations.
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She said the Trump administration's sweeping rollback of federal climate policy is a big reason she's going all-in on climate.
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"We really need to have a rollback of the tariffs for there to be an improvement in CEO confidence," said Hooper.
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Four car companies — Honda, Volkswagen, Ford and BMW — have already pledged to meet stronger tailpipe emissions standards, despite the rollback effort.
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It could eventually mean a rollback of liberal precedents for abortion rights, campus affirmative action, and protections based on sexual orientation.
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In June Mr Trump went to Miami to promote what was, in fact, only a modest rollback of Mr Obama's policy.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation could lead to a rollback of our hard-won progress on issues like workers' rights and women's reproductive rights.
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Wheeler feared "that if they are proven faulty, that will undermine the legal case for the rollback," sources told the paper.
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Mr Trump has so far proved unable to advance any major policy, including a business-friendly rollback of Democrats' health law.
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The rollback of those privacy rules meant telecoms now have no check on how they decide to handle sensitive user data.
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So it begins: FCC Chairman Ajit Pai appears to be showing his cards regarding his promised rollback of net neutrality rules.
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Proponents of these regulatory rollback laws claim they are needed to rein in runaway agencies, hence the cleverly named "REINS" Act.
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And despite Trump's ongoing attempts to rollback transgender rights, recent history had also proved that America is ready for transgender politicians.
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The actions, however, are far from a full rollback of the policies Obama champion in the latter half of his administration.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin was mum Thursday about features of the Trump administration's plans to cuts taxes and rollback financial regulations.
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Despite President Trump's statement on Twitter, Secretary of Defense James Mattis and military chiefs did not immediately enforce the rollback regulation.
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This fiscally foolish rollback attempt comes after a conservative Wyoming judge recently denied a motion by industry to block the rule.
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Why it matters: The immediate rollback of the Affordable Care Act's contraceptive mandate significantly broadens its original exemptions, which included churches.
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Expectations have risen that the European Central Bank, which meets next Thursday, could signal a prolonged rollback of its monetary stimulus.
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Mark PryorMark Lunsford PryorMedicaid rollback looms for GOP senators in 85033 Cotton pitches anti-Democrat message to SC delegation Ex-Sen.
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After that, a final FCC decision on Pai's net neutrality rollback plan may not happen until much later in the year.
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That rollback has to be finalized before opponents can sue, and only then would the courts be able to judge it.
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Hogan said investors want to see a phase one deal that stops the escalation of tariffs and possible rollback of others.
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On the Friday between Christmas and New Year's — in the midst a government shutdown — the EPA proposed a rollback of MATS.
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Stocks lost some steam in late-afternoon trading after Reuters reported the tariff rollback is facing opposition within the White House.
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However, doubts about an agreement between Washington and Beijing to rollback tariffs imposed on each other's goods kept investors on edge.
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Trump, in comments that hit stock prices and the dollar, said on Friday he had not agreed to a tariff rollback.
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A potential rollback in trade tariffs had supported sentiment last week until U.S. President Donald Trump contradicted optimistic reports on Friday.
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Finally, the rollback would expose automakers, the auto industry and the entire U.S. economy to further climate risk and economic uncertainty.
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A California board voted to enact tougher energy efficiency standards for lightbulbs, pushing back against a rollback from the Trump administration.
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The first was a proposed rollback of an Obama-era rule that effectively blocked new construction of coal-fired power plants.
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Maybe the burst of infrastructure spending and rollback of regulations Mr. Trump promises will unleash a new surge of productivity growth.
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Tester, Heitkamp and Donnelly faced harsh criticism from liberals when they voted with Senate Republicans on a Dodd-Frank rollback bill.
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Tax reform has been a cornerstone of the Trump economic program, along with a rollback in regulations and increased infrastructure spending.
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The Trump administration's rollback, if successful, would needlessly saddle Americans with an enormous amount of energy waste for years to come.
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But to succeed, we must confront Trump's regulatory rollback and see it for what it is — a heist of our protections.
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On Tuesday, FCC chairman Ajit Pai announced his intention to vote on a full rollback of the 2015 net neutrality rules.
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But the experts and policymakers predicting dire consequences as the result of this department rollback are engaging in a negative response.
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The administration is passing a wish list of policies boosting the fossil fuel industry and escalating its rollback of climate research.
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In another email, Man claimed that Pai was responsible for the alleged suicide of a child over the net neutrality rollback.
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Given what happened earlier this year to the Republicans who successfully passed an internet privacy rollback, these hardball politics make sense.
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Most are dressed in black, symbolizing a "Black Protest" of mourning at the recent rollback on women's reproductive rights in Poland.
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He played a significant role in the ongoing rollback of the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan and its Clean Water Rule.
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Do you worry that after this election there could be a rollback against legalization, or have we reached a tipping point?
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Remember how outraged you were when the Trump administration decided to rollback Affordable Care Act provisions requiring employers to cover contraceptives?
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This outperformance of growth over value — and of tech over almost everything else — informs Edwards' thesis that a rollback is coming.
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And the Trump administration is planning a rollback of federal fuel economy standards, a move that California has vowed to fight.
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So why does this proposed rollback of power sector climate regulations matter if it won't change the carbon emissions trajectory much?
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But Republicans in the House are expected to push for a much more expansive rollback of the 19733 Dodd-Frank Act.
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In Washington this week: President Trump overruled his own national security experts and announced a rollback of sanctions on North Korea.
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But some noted the contradiction between Mr. Bolton's promise of increased investment and a rollback of American engagement in other areas.
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I can't think of a country, other than maybe Australia in the '70s, that did a big rollback on health care.
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Environmentalists have dismissed that claim, calling the rollback of the sage grouse protections a gift to the oil and gas industry.
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"We are not asking the administration for a rollback," Ford Chairman Bill Ford said the day before the White House meeting.
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And while they're free to continue cracking down on methane even in the absence of regulation, the rollback creates other problems.
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On Friday, the Trump administration announced a partial rollback of the Obama administration's opening with Cuba — limiting travel and business interactions.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the number of Republican governors seeking to stop the rollback of tailpipe emissions rules.
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In August last year, more than 20 states sued the EPA over a rollback of climate change rules for power plants.
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The Trump administration is making good on the president's executive order to rollback Obama-era restrictions on short-term health plans.
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Castro's comments to Cuba's National Assembly were his first on Trump's June announcement of a partial rollback of the Cuba-U.
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In the document proposing the rollback, NHTSA made clear that the cost to automakers was a key factor in its decision.
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The ruling on Tuesday comes as gay rights advocates have voiced concern about the potential rollback of protections under President Trump.
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Background: Trump's comments come as those with a stake in water rights await another rollback promised since the president's campaign days.
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Yet, auto industry experts warn that the rollback could add thousands to consumers' fuel bills over the lifetime of a car.
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The rollback of women's protections doesn't impact just women but goes hand-in-hand with an overarching decline in human rights.
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They also have decried HUD Secretary Ben Carson's rollback of Obama-era rules aimed at reversing racial segregation in public housing.
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With the House proposal's rollback of Medicaid payments to the states, it appears likely that the number covered would be smaller.
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The Trump administration's rollback has the potential to impact millions of Americans who currently receive birth control with no co-payments.
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With the market pricing in not just a pause in tariffs, but a rollback, Maley said the risks were still brewing.
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Moderate Republican senators called for changes to soften the likely coverage losses, particularly those caused by rollback of the Medicaid expansion.
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Donald Trump probably won't cancel elections, but he could — and is relatively likely to — oversee a sweeping rollback of voting rights.
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"A rollback of auto emissions standards is bad for the climate and bad for the economy," he wrote in an email.
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Besides the human cost, a DACA rollback could cause repercussions to the national economy that would be felt in every state.
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While this is only metadata, it is ultimately a rollback of a privacy promise made when WhatsApp was acquired by Facebook.
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Pai did so first by supporting the rollback of the FCC's privacy rules—where he pushed all responsibility off onto the FTC—and later by leading the charge to rollback the nation's net neutrality protections, which had previously reclassified internet service as a "telecommunications service," thus granting Pai's agency the power to investigate and punish carrier for such abuse.
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Jeff MerkleyJeffrey (Jeff) Alan MerkleyOvernight Energy: Protesters plan Black Friday climate strike | 'Father of EPA' dies | Democrats push EPA to abandon methane rollback Warren bill would revoke Medals of Honor for Wounded Knee massacre Democratic senators push EPA to abandon methane rollback MORE (D-Ore.) said they will introduce the Senate companion to the Remove the Stain Act. Sens.
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But also expect Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee to conduct oversight into the Trump administration's rollback of environmental regulations.
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Some focused on the fight for equal pay and their opposition to the rollback of former President Barack Obama's health care law.
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The economy is "still humming along," bank lending should pick up and there will be a rollback in regulations, he pointed out.
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As president, Trump has mostly pursued Republican policies: repeal of the Affordable Care Act, lower taxes, conservative judges, rollback of environmental regulations.
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President Donald Trump set in motion a vast rollback of energy, climate and environmental regulations during his first two years in office.
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Washington (CNN)House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi cast doubt Tuesday on congressional Republicans' and President-elect Donald Trump's plans to rollback Obamacare.
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That — along with a rollback of Trump's outrageous tax cuts in Congress — is the kind of bold policy-making we should champion.
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Michael Catanzaro, a lobbyist for a coal-burning utility, is working on the rollback of Obama-era regulations on coal-burning utilities.
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After much outcry the company has relented and is issuing a rollback option — but they'll be damned if they admit any wrongdoing.
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Why it matters: The rollback would have allowed employers not to grant their workers cost-free contraceptives, citing religious and moral objections.
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Maybe it was the Obamacare repeal efforts, Trump's comments about women, the Kavanaugh hearings, or the Trump administration's rollback of reproductive rights.
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When the official rule was proposed in August, 20 state attorneys general threatened another lawsuit if the rollback is put in place.
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The Chairman's speech, which you can watch here along with the rest, began with a brief history and justification of the rollback.
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Markets expect a quarter-point rollback in July followed by another in September and possibly a third move as soon as December.
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" But when one of us asked if that was a rollback of Obama's policies, Conway added, "None of that has been decided.
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Containment and rollback are not how America should respond to a connectivity initiative that is voluntarily drawing in dozens of adjacent nations.
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I hope it won't take something like Religious Freedom Bills or a complete rollback of LGBT rights for people to wake up.
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We know that you&aposve had real success in terms of the tax reform legislation as well as the rollback in regulations.
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Ahead of next week's FCC vote on a rollback of net neutrality protections, activist groups have planned protests at Verizon stores tomorrow.
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The drastic reduction of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante are the largest rollback of federal land protection in United States' history.
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But the clock is ticking on many of the administration's most serious rollback efforts, and increasingly, time is not on Trump's side.
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One of the biggest issues has been protecting coverage for pre-existing conditions, something the GOP has tried to eliminate or rollback.
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While it's clear that Trump plans to scale-back the standards, the industry is wary of claiming victory on a regulatory rollback.
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Pruitt aims for 'aggressive' regs rollback: Trump's new EPA administrator is likely to be an ally of the president's budget cutting plans.
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California is moving ahead with setting its own rules, and 19 states said in August they would challenge the rollback in court.
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Most recently, the agency announced its rollback of car tailpipe emissions standards at an event where most major media outlets weren't invited.
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Under the retooled legislation, the rollback of Obamacare's Medicaid expansion, which provided states enhanced federal funding for new enrollees, would be slowed.
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Senate Democrats were certain to fight an Obamacare rollback, but could be outmaneuvered by Republicans at the procedural level with Trump's cooperation.
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Pai maintains that his proposal is a standard rollback in government regulation that gives ISPs more freedom for things like infrastructure investments.
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Trump has dangled carrots — like the proposed corporate tax cut announced this week, and a possible rollback of strict new mileage standards.
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The rollback of additional capital requirements could release about 5.34 trillion rupees ($76 billion) into the economy by releasing capital for lending.
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European markets edged higher on Tuesday as investors await updates on a potential U.S.-China trade tariff rollback and monitor economic developments.
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Johnson warned the rollback on ObamaCare is already having an impact on women, especially those in rural areas and women of color.
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Here is where Trump's containment plan could develop into a more menacing play, even taking on the elements of a rollback strategy.
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The EPA is now proposing to rollback key elements of this standard, including changes to the rule's leak detection and repair requirements.
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A federal judge on Wednesday ruled against the Trump Education Department regarding its rollback of Obama-era student loan regulations, Bloomberg reported.
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Five states are asking a federal judge to halt the implementation of the Trump administration's recent rollback of ObamaCare's birth-control mandate.
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The plan would be a rollback of Obama-era guidance for colleges and universities on how to handle sexual assault on campus.
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However, as pressure rose worldwide for immediate action, fellow Republicans, even his daughter and wife, advocated for a rollback of the policy.
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Trump himself, in comments that hit stock prices and the dollar, said on Friday he had not agreed to a tariff rollback.
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It is not just Trump's inappropriate tweets, the rollback of environmental regulations, and the foreign policy gaffes that have posed a problem.
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The rollback threatens the U.S. auto industry's global competitiveness as demand for clean and zero-emission vehicles grows rapidly around the world.
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She has signaled support for Mulvaney's rollback of CFPB powers, but did not answer questions on how she would change the agency.
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Verizon is one of a handful of large ISPs that is set to profit from the commission chairman Ajit Pai's expected rollback.
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Critics of the rollback have long contended that the EPA sidelined its Office of Transportation and Air Quality when developing the rule.
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All three will play critical roles in the Trump administration's efforts to rollback the Dodd-Frank financial reform law: http://bit.ly/2EqWRpj.
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Arkansas's Mark PryorMark Lunsford PryorMedicaid rollback looms for GOP senators in 2020 Cotton pitches anti-Democrat message to SC delegation Ex-Sen.
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In the current political climate, we are faced with the threat of the ACA being repealed and a rollback of Medicaid expansion.
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Two major health organizations on Monday sued the Trump administration over its rollback of an Obama-era rule on power plant emissions.
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But the state filed a suit against the federal government in April pushing for more details about why the rollback was proposed.
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The ongoing rollback of that authority threatens instead to turn judges into rubber stamps for the administration and courts into deportation machines.
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Trump has reportedly been mulling a rollback of the Obama administration's Cuba policies, which led to a historic thaw in Cuba-U.
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Chinese Commerce Ministry spokesperson Gao Feng said earlier this month that the two sides had reached an agreement on the tariff rollback.
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The agenda was also to include a review of the agency's tailpipe emissions rollback and rules governing U.S. waterways and mercury emissions.
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The rollback means public schools are no longer obligated to allow transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Earlier this month, Chinese Commerce Ministry spokesperson Gao Feng said the U.S. and China had secured an agreement on the tariff rollback.
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But this time they'll be armed by an America on fire and ready to help resist the Republican rollback of environmental regulations.
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Craft at the time was seeking the EPA's rollback of regulations on the coal industry put in place by the Obama administration.
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The stock market may be a better indicator, but some of the benefits of regulatory rollback are hard for investors to anticipate.
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I wonder, however: Should the U.S. auto industry be celebrating anything that resembles a rollback in auto emission and fuel efficiency levels?
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Citi's bull case is characterized by a "comprehensive" trade deal with a mutual tariff rollback and a softer U.S. stance toward China.
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BSEE's new rollback rule also proposes to weaken equipment design and operational requirements, all in the name of saving money for industry.
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The EPA said that the rollback of Obama-era regulations for oil and natural gas drillers would reduce unnecessary and duplicative burdens.
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The EPA proposed earlier this year to eliminate some of the most substantial provisions, but that rollback has not been made final.
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While California and 11 other states engage in a legal challenge to block the rollback, the industry will be put in limbo.
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Along the way, this classic DC dramatization threatens to rollback the robust market of Chinese venture capital flowing to Silicon Valley startups.
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Major portions of his agenda, including the attempted Affordable Care Act rollback and the tax cut package, have also been very unpopular.
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In a repeat of the pattern seen on Medicaid work requirements, Trump's rollback of the contraception mandate first fell on procedural grounds.
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Moderate senators have raised concerns about the possible growth in the number of uninsured Americans and the plan's rollback of Medicaid expansion.
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The banking industry supports the rollback the rule, claiming the burden on lenders to determine borrowers' ability to repay is overly onerous.
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His daughter and adviser, Ivanka Trump, mouths platitudes about female empowerment while supporting the rollback of a federal rule on equal pay.
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However, the Trump administration began a rollback of the nutrition standards in the Healthy, Hunger-free Kids Act over a year ago.
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Officials said the next issue on the Senate agenda was likely to be a rollback of banking regulations, not increased gun control.
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The new rules are part of a long process for DeVos, who announced the rollback of the Obama-era guidelines last year.
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So the expectation is that any deal will lead to a cessation of further hostilities but not a rollback of trade sanctions.
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The Chinese government disputed the claims of an underhanded rollback, saying Thursday it was normal for negotiating sides to disagree during talks.
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There was also discussion of making the payroll tax rollback permanent, an official, who declined to be named, told CNBC earlier Tuesday.
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Now, that proposed rollback is going to the American public — that could mean you, dear reader — for a period of public comment.
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President Trump is taking a new approach toward the coronavirus outbreak this week by calling for an imminent rollback of social distancing.
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The regulatory rollback backed by the administration is notable because major oil and gas companies have opposed it (The New York Times).
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This helped bolster against Trump's rollback, as a number of states already follow California's lead when it comes to clean air standards.
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The state has filed dozens of lawsuits against the federal government over Trump's rollback of environmental regulations and his administration's deportation policies.
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If other automakers signed on to the deal, as California has encouraged them to do, it would render Mr. Trump's rollback moot.
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It's also possible, he said, that state legislators are emboldened by the Trump administration's proposed rollback of healthcare protections for transgender citizens.
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He is now the top White House policy official overseeing the rollback of the same environmental protection rules he had lobbied against.
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Instead, Right to Try supporters are focused on a phantom problem that supposedly requires new laws and a rollback of FDA authority.
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Plus, a significant number of states have not challenged the Clean Water Rule and their interests are undercut by the proposed rollback.
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Add to this fiscal folly the rollback of environmental regulations, even as we are facing a climate crisis of enormous economic consequence.
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It highlights major steps he has taken since his February confirmation, such as beginning the rollback of the EPA's Clean Water Rule.
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But last year, with a new baby of his own, he was asked to help support a rollback of those same rules.
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That action also spurred Mr. Immelt to write a blog post to G.E.'s 300,000 employees in which he criticized the rollback.
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Access to income-based repayment programs is more important than ever because of a separate Trump administration rollback of protections for borrowers.
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It likely will not change the proposed rollback of Medicaid expansion, which irked key senators in some states that expanded Medicaid coverage.
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Groups that tried to prevent the FCC's rollback say that the bill is just a watered-down version of the popular rules.
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During his time in Congress, he has supported regulatory rollback efforts, including legislation to strip President Obama of executive rule-making authority.
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Large majorities of Americans have stated, on the record, that they disagree with Trump's rollback of public health protections from the start.
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The regulatory rollback on vehicle pollution will relax restrictions on tailpipe emissions of carbon dioxide and will not require action by Congress.
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The rollback, according to The Wall Street Journal, is aimed at providing more due process for both the accusers and the accused.
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The previous example shows how the rollback of net neutrality rules in the United States will have consequences well beyond American borders.
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Authoritarian regimes will use the net neutrality rollback as an excuse to establish more controls over internet content, harming freedom of speech.
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They are eager to see Pruitt take over this agency and rollback regulations that keep Americans safe, but impede their bottom lines.
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His transition team is asking employees at the State Department to provide details of gender-equality programs, fanning fears of a rollback.
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The Trump administration's proposed rollback to Obama-era fuel efficiency standards could take months to complete, The New York Times reported Thursday.
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The contraception coverage rollback does nothing to advance health, and the claims put forward to defend it are not supported by evidence.
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That's why no automakers have publicly supported the rollback of fuel economy rules, despite pressure from the Trump administration to do so.
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Moscow is seizing on that rollback as a way to undermine U.S. influence in its own backyard, some foreign policy experts say.
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Medicaid, which Republicans had targeted for a major rollback last year, has not escaped this new phase of the Republican assault either.
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As Juliet Eilperin reported recently for the Washington Post, his administration is contemplating the most aggressive rollback of federal regulations since Ronald Reagan.
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With Congress' rollback of the recent FCC rules, ISPs can continue to sell data about your browsing habits without your opt-in consent.
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The changes amount to nearly a full rollback of the many steps the Obama administration took to reshape the nation's war on drugs.
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Murray appeared on CNBC's "Squawk Box" to discuss Republicans' rollback of an Obama-era rule that would have restricted coal mining near waterways.
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Oral arguments for this major challenge to the agency's rollback of 2015's internet regulations will go ahead as planned on February 1.
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And, despite the rollback of the Obama regulation, companies like Walmart and White Castle have gone ahead and implemented the higher overtime threshold.
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In their statements, the companies all try to strike a balance between celebrating the rules rollback and declaring support for an open internet.
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Trump and Republican congressional leaders appeared on Wednesday to be losing the battle to get enough support to pass the Obamacare rollback bill.
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Last year, she used her Tonys acceptance speech to call out those who were complicit in the Trump administration's rollback of LGBTQ+ rights.
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Tech stocks have soared in the wake of the statement, anticipating a rollback to the damage done by the commerce order in May.
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But, frets Mr Martins, a rollback of reforms could limit employers' ability to spread the pain of job and wage cuts more evenly. ■
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But environmental advocacy groups protested the rollback, saying it favors oil and gas development at the expense of protecting the sage grouse's habitat.
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However, if you have experienced shutdown or other problems with your computer, you might need to manually download a rollback of the update.
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He has promised a rollback in regulation, and traders quickly interpreted his win as leading to the higher interest rates that banks like.
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It's easy to see how a rollback of the Clean Power Plan could ultimately have an adverse effect on the company's bottom line.
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Mr Trump's first year has included accomplishments: the passage of a big tax cut, a regulatory rollback and the appointment of conservative judges.
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Google and Facebook are set to join a "day of action" next week opposing the proposed rollback of Obama-era net neutrality rules.
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In this case, Liz Warren wants to raise tax rates to 21 percent for people, for some people, and rollback the tax cuts.
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Even in that scenario, undoing the net neutrality rollback is far from a certain outcome and probably one of the less likely ones.
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This rollback on specific areas of the shrew bod' might be an energy-saving adaptation, throttling down disproportionately calorie-sucking apps like brains.
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There's just such a deep sense of utter and complete failure in terms of the trans kids that are affected by that rollback.
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On Monday, President Trump signed into law a rollback of internet privacy rules in a decision widely condemned by Democrats and privacy advocates.
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"I don't think there will be a big, ambitious rollback," said one big-bank lobbyist who was not authorized to discuss strategy publicly.
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FCC Chairman Pai, a former Verizon lawyer, justifies the BDS rollback by claiming price caps aren't necessary in markets where "sufficient competition" exists.
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At the time it was taped, the two were beginning to use their platform to speak out against Trump's rollback of transgender rights.
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The 30-second TV spot goes after his Republican opponent for supporting a rollback of protections for people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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By the time the court threw out Pruitt's efforts, he and the White House had moved on to the next phony regulatory rollback.
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"What's going on in recent years with the rollback in rights of people with trans experience, it's really disturbing to me," he explains.
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Well, not really; but the White House's tax cuts and rollback of onerous regulations have encouraged millions of Americans to do just that.
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Republicans touted the Dodd-Frank rollback as crucial regulatory relief, but the effort fell far short of Trump's promise to "dismantle" the law.
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Critics say those guidelines have hampered business, and members of Congress started pressing for a rollback shortly after Donald Trump's inauguration as president.
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With the midterm elections approaching, Democrats are hoping to place the blame for the rollback on GOP members who aren't supporting the bill.
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The incoming Mexican government reportedly wants to rollback energy commitments already made in the negotiations, which could set off U.S. alarms if confirmed.
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Critics worry Patrick Pizzella will push through new rules that target organized labor and step up the rollback of Obama-era worker protections.
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But the next 22 months of the Trump rollback machine will put polluters' profits above all else, under the guise of regulatory reform.
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One obvious compromise is to slow the rollback and/or keep some of the Medicaid expansion in place instead of eliminating it altogether.
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The plan is to use an obscure legislative loophole to rollback the DOL rules and create new obstacles for the states to navigate.
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His landmark 2017 tax cuts, paired with a long overdue rollback in needlessly stifling regulations, have kicked a previously sluggish recovery into overdrive.
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The broadband industry, which was the driving force behind the rollback, is trying to assure consumers that their internet experience will not change.
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Be smart: Despite all the attention on EPA's rollback, a swirl of forces are still driving big automakers to offer more electric options.
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They want a complete rollback of the Obama agenda, and they want their congressional leaders to amp it up and get it done.
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China pushed for a rollback of the existing duties in place as part of the deal, which Trump said he had not approved.
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His administration is stacked with former fossil fuel lobbyists fighting for the most dramatic rollback of environmental and climate protection laws in history.
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And on our podcast "The Daily," we discuss this week's White House rollback of Obama-era rules on carbon emissions and birth control.
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Therefore, he said, he was going to put the rollback of the program on hold while he considered the legal questions more fully.
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On the conservative side, Cruz might be appeased by the further rollback of Obamacare's insurance rules, but Paul does not appear to be.
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Mr. Murray, the chief executive of Murray Energy Corporation, personally requested the rollback of the mercury rule soon after Mr. Trump took office.
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Two years after Mr. Trump took office, the policy shifts are not nearly complete; dozens of other rules have been targeted for rollback.
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He and 10 of his miners were invited to watch the president sign an executive order to rollback President Obama's climate change regulations.
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I would argue that investors are turning lower business tax rates on profits and the administration's rollback of regulations into higher stock valuations.
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The rollback was immediately condemned by environmental groups, which have appealed to the White House to block the E.P.A. from creating the loophole.
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He added to his rollback a six-month grace period, after which current recipients will no longer be able to renew their status.
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Everything about this rollback of protections is intended to make it more difficult to save wildlife and the habitat it needs to survive.
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The National Association of Clean Air Agencies, representing state regulators, and the attorneys general from 12 states have joined in protesting the rollback.
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The most damaging NEPA rollback by Trump to date has been the creation of a "One Federal Decision" policy for major infrastructure projects.
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Mr. Murray requested the mercury rollback as one of 16 items on a wish list he presented last year to the Trump administration.
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Critics corner • Devin Coldewey notes that millions of comments opposing a rollback of net neutrality rules were posted to the F.C.C.'s website.
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"I'll rollback the launch of this experiment and try to figure out how to deal with Citrix," noted Bienvenu in the bug thread.
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This rollback also ignores thousands of pages of research showing that the current standards are achievable, protect public health and reduce air pollution.
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The trade deal will include a rollback of some of the China tariffs and halts additional levies set to take effect on Sunday.
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Financial reform was starting to roll back these abuses, but we clearly now have a political leadership determined to roll back the rollback.
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An initial trade deal could also involve a rollback of tariffs that Trump has slapped on roughly $360 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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These are the facts decades of progress made in bringing down crime are now being reversed by this Administration's rollback of criminal enforcement.
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The American Petroleum Institute, an industry trade group, supported the rollback, which it argued harmed smaller companies because of the cost of compliance.
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Endangered Species Act rollback Rules finalized over the summer in the departments of Commerce and Interior weakened protections for threatened and endangered species.
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And environmental groups — including Earthjustice, a legal nonprofit that fought the Bush administration's attempt to rollback the rule — have already vowed to fight.
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For one day, tech companies big and small united on a common cause: to protest the government's rollback of rules for the internet.
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A similar story is unfolding with regard to the Trump administration's rollback of regulations intended to ensure that light bulbs become more efficient.
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Grijalva highlighted a consequence of the rollback that will be worse for low income communities, areas where polluting industries often house their projects.
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In February, before Mr. Acosta joined the cabinet, President Trump issued a memorandum calling for a review and possible rollback of the rule.
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A firebrand on the stump, he has called insistently for a rollback of Republican education policies and for aggressive action against climate change.
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Nearly 70 lawsuits have been filed to challenge the administration's deregulatory moves, asserting that officials have violated federal procedures in their rollback efforts.
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A federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit by the Massachusetts attorney general challenging the Trump administration's rollback of ObamaCare's birth control requirements.
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Mr. Trump's transition team is asking employees at the State Department to provide details of gender-equality programs, fanning fears of a rollback.
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A delayed rollback of the expansion of Medicaid, the government insurance program for low-income Americans, also was seen as a positive move.
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Four Democratic senators are pushing the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to abandon a regulatory rollback they say benefits the oil and gas industry.
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The Trump administration has indicated plans to soon rollback the federal tailpipe emissions standard established under former President Obama, something California strongly opposes.
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So much is happening, and in a normal news cycle, the rollback of Obama-era tech policies would get a lot more attention.
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has expressed interest in holding a vote on a bipartisan bill to rollback the Dodd-Frank Act.
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"It was troubling to see a rollback of Dodd-Frank this year," said Mike Litt, consumer campaigns director at advocacy group U.S. PIRG.
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He will be under pressure to help finalize the Trump administration's tax plan, accelerate the rollback regulations and raise the government's borrowing limit.
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Not only was Wall Street hoping the December 15 tariffs would be averted, but investors were also expecting a rollback of existing tariffs.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) leading the fight to rollback the inspections.
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Mr. Trump's transition team is asking employees at the State Department to give details of gender equality programs, fanning fears of a rollback.
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The big picture: Friday's decision follows the Department of Energy's September rollback of a rule that applied efficiency standards to specialty light bulbs.
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However, the Trump administration went further than the industry expected, using the rollback to attack California's legal authority to set its own rules.
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After the rollback announcement, California led 17 states in suing the EPA, challenging the agency's authority to revoke the Obama-era car rules.
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The bill could falter if conservatives aren't able to latch onto the rollback of Obamacare's insurance regulations as a reason to support it.
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That's because California is leading 17 states in suing the EPA over plans to rollback vehicle emissions standards set during the Obama administration.
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We also learned a few other tidbits about his tenure today: Regulator calls on Congress to clear Dodd-Frank rollback bill: Comptroller of the Currency Joseph Otting called on Congress to pass a bipartisan rollback of strict banking rules passed after the 21625 financial crisis, but wouldn't take sides in a power struggle over the bill between the House and Senate.
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That said, given the brief appearance of the change and quick rollback, it's just as likely that this was a bug and nothing more.
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Today, some of the world's biggest internet companies and activist groups are coming together to protest the FCC's proposed rollback of net neutrality protections.
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" Doll said financial stocks are experiencing an especially good run on hopes of a "better economy, higher interest rates, [and] some rollback in legislation.
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More Republican state AGs could help further that effort, though the current composition of the U.S. Supreme Court would make any sweeping rollback unlikely.
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Zinke eventually released the findings of his Trump-ordered review in August 2017, and recommended that the government rollback protections of several national monuments.
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Photo: GettyA new survey of 1,077 registered voters found that the FCC's plan to rollback net neutrality protections is staggeringly unpopular among Republican voters.
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" When asked by NBC later last year if he was rolling back his Muslim ban plan, Trump responded: "I don't think it's a rollback.
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Earlier this week, Senator Warren was in Boston, with over 600 of her constituents, protesting the rollback of the Affordable Care Act, Politico reported.
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The (surcharge) rollback will have a positive impact, and also shows that the government does listen to the industry and take appropriate corrective measures.
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Unfortunately for privacy advocates, the rollback means those rules will be a lot weaker, and that information will probably be shared much more widely.
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Automakers started to waver on their desire for a full rollback, and this June, they officially requested that the White House find a compromise.
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Investors rejoiced about a potential rollback of financial regulation and revitalization of U.S. manufacturing, a constant reference in Trump's "Make America Great Again" catchphrase.
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The government lists plans for two new major coal fired power plants over the next five years, which could benefit from the EPA's rollback.
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The host said he only expects a partial rollback on the blacklist that President Donald Trump issued on the Chinese telecommunications giant last month.
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"This represents the largest rollback of protections on public lands and waters in history," says Dan Hartinger with the conservation group The Wilderness Society.
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After Wheeler was replaced last year by Pai, who began orchestrating his rollback of net neutrality, Clyburn fought vigorously to retain consumer internet protections.
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Some of these decisions, like the rollback of trans rights and school discipline policies, aim to directly erase measures enacted by the Obama administration.
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Consumer advocates know that the privacy rollback—which eliminates the Federal Communications Commission's landmark 2016 broadband protections—is extremely unpopular with the American people.
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James Connaughton, a senior environmental official in George W. Bush's administration, calls Mr Trump's unceremonious rollback of environmental rules "not deregulation but non-regulation".
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But a number of moderate Republicans oppose a rollback of Medicaid and are worried about sharp drops in the number of people with insurance.
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Recode's Tony Romm has a good rundown of multiple controversies playing out over the comments on the FCC's proposed rollback of net neutrality rules.
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To be sure, President-elect Donald Trump signaled Monday he would rollback recent moves by President Barack Obama at opening up the communist country.
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But they could also decide to adhere to the stricter California standards nationwide, muting the impact of the Trump administration's rollback of federal rules.
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In recent days, even as controversy swirled, Mr. Pruitt launched a rollback of the Obama administration's stringent regulations on planet-warming vehicle tailpipe pollution.
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Davidson also said she had received reassurances from May that the party's deal with the DUP would not involve a rollback of gay rights.
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They wanted a faster rollback of Medicaid expansion and argued that the proposed tax credits to help purchase insurance was a new government entitlement.
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One poll taken after the recent privacy rollback bill was quickly shoved through Congress found that 83 percent of the country opposed the legislation.
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But investors have also been getting too excited about the extent and pace of regulatory rollback, especially in the case of the banking sector.
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As President Donald Trump continues his rollback of regulations, the fate of one that would hold financial advisors accountable for money laundering is uncertain.
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Perhaps they recognize that the discussion (which is far from over, despite the recent rollback of planned consumer protections) will be problematic and messy.
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These lawmakers are demanding a rollback of the Dodd-Frank Reform Act, despite the protections it offers to both consumers and our national economy.
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But that was only after the Senate, by a similar "strong bipartisan majority," as Pai would no doubt put it, voted for the rollback.
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And in each of these cases, I think the rollback has already proved to be destructive for our standing in the conflict in question.
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Chinese officials said Thursday that both the U.S. and China would rollback tariffs in a preliminary agreement focused on tariff relief and agricultural trade.
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Perhaps the most surprising fact about Reconstruction is that its rollback has lasted far longer than Reconstruction itself, and it continues to this day.
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While the broader Dodd-Frank rollback bill passed by the House reorganizes the CFPB, the funding bill includes no changes to the agency's structure.
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The rollback proposal is being reviewed by the White House, one of the final stages before it is released to the public for comment.
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Go deeper: Inside Big Oil's emerging climate strategy The oil industry takes on climate change despite Trump's rollback The oil industry's next climate moves
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And more than 20 attorney generals are waiting for a court date after they filed a lawsuit against the FCC to halt the rollback.
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The five agencies responsible for bank regulation have a slew of rule revisions to finalize in order to fully implement the 2018 rollback law.
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The Street has found an administration mostly sympathetic to its needs, with Trump consistently cheerleading the stock market and pledging a rollback in regulations.
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Far from being a "rollback" of the Dodd-Frank Act that some critics in the Senate are claiming, the legislation makes targeted, surgical reforms.
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China is insisting on a rollback of existing tariffs as part of that deal, but the U.S. has showed opposition to such a removal.
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Thursday the House Republicans are expected to vote on one of the most historic pieces of legislation in recent times: the rollback of ObamaCare.
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The move aligns with President Trump's hardline stance on climate change and the efforts he made to rollback Obama-era policies on climate change.
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But the decision won praise from corners of conservatism and libertarian think tanks that have cheered the president's rollback of Obama-era environmental rules.
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In light of the proposed rollback, LGBT advocates fear that the Trump administration will undo important progress made in the protection of trans individuals.
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The House passed a massive rollback of financial regulations on Tuesday as members voted 258-159 to push to the Oval Office, CNBC reports.
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"By far, this is the most significant regulatory rollback since Ronald Reagan," said Wayne Crews, vice president for policy at the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
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"Trump's rollback of chemical safety regulations puts lives of first responders and the broader community at-risk of injury, illness, and death," Nelson says.
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Three-quarters of them said, 'Hey, we are where we are because of corporate tax rollback, repatriation and what we've seen in government regulations.
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That's one of the scary potential legacies of Pruitt, along with his excessively aggressive rollback of environmental protections and his complacency about climate change.
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To the Editor: A rollback of the necessary regulations enforcing net neutrality should come as no surprise to anyone who has been paying attention.
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The enduring political crisis in Thailand mirrors a rollback of democracy throughout much of Southeast Asia, where strongman rule and military power have resurged.
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The revolt started after Trump shrunk several national monuments in the West last year — the largest rollback of public land protection in our history.
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Their populations kept growing, too, since part of the global surge into nationalist reaction was a rollback of basic contraception and family planning services.
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The White House directed The Hill to the EPA, which did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the reported regulation rollback.
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Separately, the Trump administration provided details of a major rollback of protections for the habitat of the greater sage grouse, a bird nearing endangerment.
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When the F.C.C. voted last week on the rollback, Ms. Dasari stayed glued to her smartphone for updates while taking her American government class.
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" Obama responded Tuesday to the EPA's rollback of his administration's fuel economy standards, urging Americans to "demand better of our government at every level.
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Today's proposed rollback would return us to the days when schools swept rape and assault under the rug and survivors were shamed into silence.
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Under the rollback, the Department of Homeland Security is still considering pending DACA applications and renewal requests from recipients who filed by Oct. 5.
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Fossil fuel companies including Shell, Exxon and BP have opposed the methane rule rollback and urged the EPA to continue to regulate those emissions.
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Fast forward: On May 24, 2018, President Donald Trump signed a rollback of a number of banking regulations that were included in that law.
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Even as the Washington Auto Show begins, a dangerous rollback of the clean car standards is being rushed through review at the White House.
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This offers the president a potent negotiating strategy: Propose a meaningful price on carbon in exchange for a rollback of Obama-era climate rules.
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Tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered in Washington to protest the president's rollback of environmental protections, and smaller gatherings were held around the country.
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President Trump does not support speeding up the rollback of the Medicaid expansion, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Friday, contradicting earlier reports.
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Meanwhile, the rollback of business-unfriendly regulation continues, which we believe will have the bigger impact on U.S. economic growth in the coming years.
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Sites like Reddit, Tumblr and Kickstarter engaged in online protests of the plan this week, pushing users to urge lawmakers to oppose the rollback.
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Some have mistakenly characterized this proposal as a "regulatory rollback" when it is actually a technical adjustment that builds on established offshore regulatory practice.
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"She's a much harder line than Trump," Cramer said on "Squawk Box," adding she likely won't rollback the billions of dollars of tariffs introduced.
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Half of those environmental rollback attempts, like the new methane reversal, will undercut efforts by previous administrations to reduce emissions and fight climate change.
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The representative highlighted a consequence of the rollback that will be worse for low income communities, areas where polluting industries often house their projects.
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The suffocation of Kurdish expression in Turkey constituted the latest rollback of reforms Mr. Erdogan put in place during his first decade in power.
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In another echo of Graham-Cassidy, the new budget proposal also would seek a rollback of Obamacare's expansion of Medicaid benefits to poor adults.
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A rollback of Dodd Frank will not help that, and will hurt by forfeiting the stability that has helped the economy come this far.
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White House Budget chief Mick Mulvaney will release on Thursday a report claiming progress on regulatory rollback, a major priority of the Trump administration.
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Lega wants to implement a tax amnesty that it says could partly fund its pledge to rollback pension reforms that increased the retirement age.
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The New York Times has identified 240 separate rules that have completed the rollback process and 280 more that are still in the works.
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Cruz touts the rollback of Obama-era business regulations, record low unemployment and tax cuts, and the chance to fill two Supreme Court positions.
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The president has pushed for broad deregulation of the financial sector and a rollback of strict rules imposed after the 2007-08 financial crisis.
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The House Financial Services Committee in June passed the Choice Act, a dramatic rollback of the law that would leave the CFPB nearly powerless.
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Half of those environmental rollback attempts, like the new methane reversal, will undercut efforts by previous administrations to reduce emissions and fight climate change.
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But they also fear the costs of the uncertainty and regulatory headaches that potentially await them should Mr. Trump's rollback go through as planned.
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Last week, the Trump administration announced the rollback of an Obama-era requirement that employers to provide women with insurance that covers birth control.
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With the rollback in coverage, many women will rely on methods that are cheaper or less effective, or choose to use nothing at all.
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I fought against this permanent rollback in the House of Representatives, but Republicans charged forward, with President Trump and the FCC cheering them on.
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The US, with the exception of California and a few other states, has become the world's outlier as a rollback of 2025 standards are considered.
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To counter this overreach, Pruitt supports both regulatory rollback and massive cuts to the agency's budget, setting a "back-to-basics agenda" for the agency.
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House conservatives are balking at what they see as the slow rollback of the Medicaid expansion under Obamacare, which the bill would complete by 2020.
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Trump's promise of a business-friendly agenda — including regulatory rollback and tax reform — has helped to fuel optimism on Wall Street and among business executives.
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The Federal Communications Commission has been pushing for a rollback of Obama-era net neutrality protections that prevent internet service providers from selectively throttling data.
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Given Donald Trump's promise in 2016 that his picks for the Supreme Court would "automatically" overrule Roe, the long-dreaded rollback is no idle concern.
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" Harry Litman, a former prosecutor, in The Washington Post: "It is hard to overstate the irregularity and impropriety of the department's rollback of Stone's sentence.
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General Motors and its peers have said that their decision to side with the administration does not mean they will support the final Trump rollback.
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On the heels of Congress' recent rollback of the FCC's privacy rules, some web-goers had a clever idea: why not buy Congress' web history?
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That rollback will deprive millions of vulnerable people of health insurance on its own terms if the bill is ever enacted in its current form.
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Here's how Trump's actions will affect just a few of the states — and what lawmakers from those states have said about the rollback so far.
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But pressure has mounted against the administration's efforts; in May, California led 17 states in filing a lawsuit against the EPA over the proposed rollback.
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A rollback of the Cafe standards could create trouble for companies that make fuel efficiency technologies, such as Johnson Controls, Ideal Power and Maxwell Technologies.
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It's been six months since FCC chairman Ajit Pai officially began the rollback of the Title II net neutrality order — and progress has been slow.
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In one sentence, with no dissents, the Supreme Court declined to intervene, upholding the appeals-court ruling, which included a rollback of early voting days.
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The administration has argued that its proposed rollback would offer "nearly $2,500 in proposed savings per consumer," Abboud said in a statement emailed to CNBC.
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Activists protesting the Trump administration's rollback of U.S. environmental and climate policies are facing felony charges after unfurling a banner from Trump Tower in Chicago.
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The company introduced Memories, its biggest rollback ever away from ephemerality, bringing users the ability to import and share photos taken outside of the app.
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Conversely, our Republican tax cuts, regulatory rollback, and pro-jobs agenda have put more taxpayers in the workforce and added $19 billion in federal revenue.
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D.C.-based non-profit public interest group Public Knowledge also issued a protective petition today, asking the D.C. Court of appeals to review the rollback.
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Shake your whole body until it begins to vibrate … Walk up to the scroll and bear to read one more rollback – read it out loud!
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Since Saturday is National Public Lands Day, it's worth noting that under Zinke, we've seen the largest rollback of federal land protections in US history.
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The campaign is Mock's response to the Trump administration's recent rollback of guidelines that allowed trans students to use school bathrooms matching their gender identity.
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That could make insurance unaffordable for them, a problem that is exacerbated by the rollback of the Medicaid expansion, which also covers lower-income Americans.
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That PRC-mandated rollback, which took place halfway through the fiscal year, makes little financial sense, because USPS already has the industrial world's lowest rates.
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Tarullo's view, while critical and supportive of change, is a far cry from the radical rollback of the Dodd-Frank Act proposed in the House.
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House conservatives already made this a make-or-break issue for them, refusing to back the bill until they won some rollback of these regulations.
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Last month, Mucci attributed the growth to President Donald Trump's pro-business agenda, including tax reform, regulation rollback and the potential for health care reform.
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They also want to accelerate the rollback of state Medicaid expansions, currently pegged in the GOP leadership's bill to begin at the end of 2019.
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Sometimes it works, as in 2014 when Congress passed a rollback of derivatives rules written by Citigroup lobbyists that was tucked inside a spending bill.
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"Cruz mentioned pre-existing conditions but he has AGAIN and AGAIN and AGAIN tried to rollback protections for those with pre-existing conditions," O'Rourke tweeted.
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Although it's tempting to see this as a natural response to federal inaction and rollback on climate change, the trend started long before Trump's election.
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Emma Cheuse, an attorney with environmental group Earthjustice, called the rollback "shocking," saying it ignored evidence of harm to first responders, adjacent communities and others.
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In a shocking moment right before its vote on a rollback of net neutrality rules, a security team abruptly evacuated the FCC's high-profile hearing.
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He cited the passage of a GOP-backed tax cut bill last December, his nomination of two Supreme Court justices, and administration's rollback of regulations.
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A Republican congressional aide told CNN that the move to alter the rollback date would severely diminish the bill's chances of success in the Senate.
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CNN included a single voice from the community—a trans person talking about a recent Gillette commercial—in its six segments on the Trump rollback.
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Zinke ignored science, economics and millions of public comments on his way to implementing the largest rollback of public lands protections in the nation's history.
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The solution is easy: the administration should withdraw the rollback plan so households and businesses will keep the energy savings they were due to enjoy.
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He has gone as far as to threaten to rollback the energy reforms to protect the country's oil wealth from being sacked by foreign companies.
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Additionally, the group asks the EPA officials to acknowledge the damage the recent rollback of carbon and methane emissions regulations will do to the climate.
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But the president has received fierce backlash from organizations and advocates over his administration's rollback of LGBTQ rights and protections for transgender people in particular.
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Pai's previous rollback of net neutrality will make it harder for future victims of false alarms to work their stress off by searching for porn.
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The Interior Department added that the rollback would save as much as $28503 billion over 22019 years as a result of reduced industry compliance costs.
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The week may give the impression of a rollback, but a wider view shows that Dodd-Frank is mostly intact — and exacting slow, steady results.
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Many critics felt that Pai was purposely delaying the change, but after the OMB approved the rollback on May 2, the FCC had to act.
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Why it's happening: The report blames lack of enforcement, political uncertainty, and the rollback of strict environmental protections as reasons for the spike in fires.
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"People have used the reaction to the peace agenda to talk about a larger conservative rollback in Colombia, a broadened cultural war," one analyst said.
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Dean Heller, a vulnerable Nevada Republican who previously said he would vote against advancing the bill as written due to its rollback of Medicaid expansion.
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On Monday, he proposed a rollback of the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan, which aimed to curb the release of greenhouse gases from power plants.
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Through work requirements and other restrictions, President Donald Trump could eventually oversee the most significant rollback of Medicaid benefits in the program's 50-year history.
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Even Elizabeth Warren didn't have anything to say about Trump's ongoing rollback of bank regulations that were implemented in the wake of the Great Recession.
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Energy industry giants and conservative groups have joined forces to aggressively push President Trump's rollback of fuel efficiency rules for cars, our climate reporter found.
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On its face, the bill might seem like something for advocates of preserving iconic Western landscapes to embrace in the face of Mr. Trump's rollback.
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Second, states could try to enact other fresh policies to try to cut emissions from the transportation sector and blunt the impact from Trump's rollback.
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Maybe they should be praising Trump for having the best economy of all the industrialized nations and learning from his rollback of taxes and regulations.
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Environmental groups fear the EPA rollback will give a green light to smaller oil and gas operations that have had a problem in tightening leaks.
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They said they believed one federal standard was the best solution, but that they did not want a full rollback of the Obama-era rule.
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The Dodd-Frank rollback is shaped by a false diagnosis of the financial crisis, by which the crisis posed no problems to the American economy.
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In addition, four major automakers have signed a deal with California pledging to abide by the state's stricter standards if the national rollback goes through.
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Attorneys general from 14 states filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over its rollback of Obama-era chemical plant safety regulations.
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