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Sep 18 2023
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California Governor Slams Big Oil For Lying About Climate Change
California’s governor, Gavin Newsom, accused the oil industry of lying days after the state’s Attorney General filed a lawsuit against five Big Oil majors for downplaying climate change risks. “The climate crisis is, after all, a fossil fuel crisis,” Newsom said, as quoted by Bloomberg, at the opening of Climate Week in New York City. “They continue to play us for fools. I’ve had enough and I’
OilPrice.com
Sep 07 2023
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Indiana BMV branches to change hours in October
INDIANAPOLIS — Some changes in hours are coming to Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles branches throughout the state in October. According to a news release from the Indiana BMV, branches throughout the state will have new hours starting on Oct. 2. Officials with the BMV said that the BMV Branch Map will reflect the current hours of each branch until after close of business on Sept. 30. The Fort
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Sep 17 2023
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California lawsuit claims Big Oil deceived public on climate change
SAN FRANCISCO -- California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced his office has filed a lawsuit against five big oil and gas companies as well as the American Petroleum Institute for misleading the public about climate change and for engaging in harmful environmental practices. The defendants include Shell, ExxonMobil, ConocoPhilips, BP and the American Petroleum Institute. The attorney
CBS News (Online)
Sep 20 2023
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Traders’ interest-rate expectations for 2023 little changed despite Fed's projections
Federal-funds futures are still indicating that traders expect the Federal Reserve will keep its benchmark interest rate at the current level this year, even as the Fed’s projections released Wednesday showed one more rate hike may be coming. Traders see a 73.1% probability that the Fed may keep its rate at the current target range of 5.25% to 5.5% at its next policy meeting in November,
MarketWatch
Sep 20 2023
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Republican senators slam relaxed dress code, demand Schumer reverse changes
A group of 46 Republican senators sent a letter to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., on Tuesday asking to restore the Senate dress code. Schumer secretly sent the directive to the Senate's sergeant at arms on Sunday before announcing that senators would be permitted to wear casual clothes on the floor. The change is widely seen as an accomodation for Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., who
Fox News (Online News)
Sep 26 2023
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Bengals' Burrow had to change his game because of calf injury. Titans D presents another challenge
Cincinnati Bengals kicker Evan McPherson celebrates after making a 54-yard field goal during the second half of an NFL football game against the Los Angeles Rams Monday, Sept. 25, 2023, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings) Joe Burrow still wasn’t fully healthy when he took the field for Monday night’s win over the Rams. He said as much after the game. “Don’t have any setbacks — basically
San Diego Union-Tribune
Sep 10 2023
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HB1003 aims to change FOIA laws in Arkansas
Lawmakers head back to Little Rock on Monday for a special legislative session.One of the big focuses of the session is expected to be changes to the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act.HB1003 aims to change what is exempt from public records requests when it comes to the governor and other elected officials. Gov. Sarah Sanders said restricting some FOIA laws will better protect the First
4029 News
Sep 19 2023
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Proposal to dramatically change North Dakota election law resubmitted to state officials
(Bismarck, ND) -- A petition that would drastically change North Dakota's voting system is back on the table after initially being withdrawn by the applicants. The proposal was introduced in late August, but was shelved about 10 days later due to language concerns within the application. However, the proposal was resubmitted yesterday to the North Dakota Secretary of State's office, allowing
WZFG The Flag
Sep 16 2023
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Biden's Climate Change, Union Goals Clash Apparent in UAW Strike
Two of President Joe Biden 's top goals — fighting climate change and expanding the middle class by supporting unions — are colliding in the key battleground state of Michigan as the United Auto Workers go on strike against the country's biggest car companies. The strike involves 13,000 workers so far, less than one-tenth of the union's total membership, but it's a sharp test of Biden's
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