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In Crypto We Trust: Crypto Spring Blooms In Washington
Forbes· 4 days agoThe winds of change were blowing in a clearer direction and with a distinctly spring-like feeling...
Landmark Vermont ‘climate superfund’ law would make polluters pay for climate change - CSMonitor.com
The Christian Science Monitor· 4 days agoTaking many climate advocates by surprise, Republican Gov. Phil Scott allowed passage of the new, bipartisan Climate Superfund legislation, which lets Vermont’s department ...
The Illusion of Financial Privacy
Cato Institute· 5 days agoHidden among the pages of this sprawling omnibus bill was a set of “know your customer” requirements that forced banks not only to investigate who you are but also to verify ...
Coast Guard response to Key bridge collapse reveals a strained service
Federal Times· 5 days ago“There’s an immediate-area impact to readiness, certainly, but whatwe know is that for unplanned...
Texas has 476,790 unplugged oil wells that are a toxic nightmare—and it's getting worse
Fast Company Magazine· 23 hours agoCarbon Tracker’s estimate of the number of undocumented onshore wells was also striking: 1.2...
Feenstra touts record, Virgil goes on attack at Fourth District primary forum
Sioux City Journal· 4 days agoThe difference in approach between the two GOP primary candidates for Iowa's Fourth Congressional...
3 Politicians Who Own Meta Platforms Stock as TikTok Ban Passes
InvestorPlace· 5 days agoBy now, we’re all well aware that ByteDance’s social media platform TikTok is in U.S. lawmakers’...
Mexico Election 2024 Poll Tracker
Bloomberg· 5 days agoStarting on Thursday, political advertisements, candidate interviews, and media coverage of polls are no longer allowed in Mexico. In the last wave of polls published before the electoral blackout ...
El Mirage voters said no to City Hall, police expansion. Elected officials are moving ahead anyway
The Arizona Republic· 7 days agoEl Mirage is forging ahead with projects to add more space to City Hall and its police station...
Can Billions in New Subsidies Keep Family Farms in Business?
New York Times· 5 days agoAgriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has a line about the state of small-scale agriculture in America...
