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If the travel is personal, the director is required to reimburse the government for the cost of a commercial flight—typically far less than the actual costs of private-jet use.

In the second case involving alleged misconduct, the city agreed to settle by producing the records and reimbursing the paper’s legal costs.

They say the bureau should instead “focus on tangible harms to consumers,” relinquish oversight to states and reimburse defrauded consumers, rather than impose heavy fines on companies.

For example, even though she could get reimbursed for a $155 Walmart+ membership, she is skipping it because she doesn’t shop there.

He urged residents to buy generators and said the utility doesn’t reimburse customers for spoiled food and other losses if it believes the blackouts were required by “an act of God.”