The Wisconsin Legislature is pushing to pass a compromise state budget, with Democratic votes expected to be needed to ...

GOP strategists seemed to understand the buzzkilling buzzsaw they were marching toward with a grim sense of inevitability.

A record number of firms plan to cut advertising spending on X next year because of concerns that extreme content on the platform could damage their brands, dealing another blow to the financial ...

LOS ANGELES – Metro’s Board of Directors Thursday approved a $9.4 billion spending plan for 2026 — which represents a 2% increase or $180.9 million more compared to the $9.26 billion in the ...

NEW YORK—While YouTube recently reported slower than expected growth in its ad revenue for Q2 2024, a new survey indicates that many advertisers still have a relatively bullish view of the CTV/OTT ad ...

Temu's daily average U.S. ad spend on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snap, X and YouTube collectively declined by an average of 31% in the two weeks from March 31 to April 13 compared with the ...

Broward County commissioners must be vigilant in analyzing Sheriff Gregory Tony’s request for nearly $1.5 billion in spending next year (a third of which are payments by 12 cities that contra… ...

Under the House’s plan, the $2,500 limit would remain in place until 2028, then drop to an estimated $2,100 and be indexed for inflation in subsequent years, according to the Tax Policy Center ...

Mayor Karen Bass' spending plan for 2025-26 would bring layoffs to 5% of the city workforce. Bass said she's hoping state relief can stave off those cuts.

Here are five ways to develop a spending plan: How to Create a Spending Plan Ensure your savings are solid. Before you start spending, it’s a good idea to make sure you have enough saved to meet some ...

The state where the candidates and their allies plan to spend the most money on advertising is Pennsylvania: $133 million in all. Democrats have about a $21 million advantage in the state. TV and ...

Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin are absorbing more than half of the presidential campaigns' ad spending, with both sides trying to fill in voters' perceptions of Harris.