The White House is moving to scrap a program that helps low-income people pay their utility bills at a time when Americans’ energy costs are surging.
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Trump moves to scrap utility bill aid for Americans, as soaring energy costs hit over $1,000 on average this winter
The White House is moving to scrap a program that helps low-income people pay their utility bills at a time when Americans’ energy costs are surging.
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