Senate Republicans vote to repeal rule protecting digital payment users
March 10, 2025
Senate Republicans voted to revoke a rule protecting electronic payment app users, with Josh Hawley as the lone GOP dissenter.
Senate Republicans voted to revoke a rule protecting electronic payment app users, with Josh Hawley as the lone GOP dissenter.
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