DOE to invest $625 million to keep coal plants running
The U.S. Department of Energy said Monday it will spend $625 million on upgrades designed to keep coal plants online. It’s part of an... Read More.
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Pipeline expansion touted as key to U.S. energy dominance
Pipeline expansion across the Appalachian Basin holds the key to solving the nation’s energy crisis, according to industry experts, though state policies and regulatory... Read More.
Report says Arizona school superintendents pad their pay
Arizona school superintendents are inflating taxpayer costs with salaries, lavish benefits and secretive compensation packages, a new report reveals.
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Trump administration takes Nevada off sanctuary state list
After Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo's agreement to full federal cooperation on immigration enforcement, Nevada becomes the first state removed from the Trump administration's sanctuary... Read More.
Candidates favor Medi-Cal for illegal immigrants
Democratic gubernatorial candidates during a forum Sunday favored continuing Medi-Cal benefits for illegal immigrants in California despite the $12.1 billion price tag... Read More.
DEA surge against CJNG turns up fentanyl, millions in cash, guns
The Drug Enforcement Administration announced Monday that it seized fentanyl, fake pills, millions in cash, 244 guns, and made 670 arrests during a week-long... Read More.
Arizona congressman proposes coin to honor Charlie Kirk
U.S. Rep. Abe Hamadeh, R-Arizona, has introduced a bill creating a commemorative coin honoring Charlie Kirk.
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Trump, Netanyahu inch closer to peace plan for Gaza
There was a glimmer of optimism in Washington on Monday afternoon as President Donald Trump hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to iron out... Read More.
Trump’s limited drug tariffs might not bring back U.S. manufacturing
President Donald Trump's 100% tariffs on imported medicines include a carveout for generic drugs, which could limit the move's effectiveness.
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No deal in talks to avoid shutdown as parties blame each other
The top four congressional leaders made little headway on a government funding compromise in a Monday meeting with President Donald Trump, increasing the likelihood... Read More.
