Fact-checking Day 1 of the Democratic National Convention
Trump’s ’Bloodbath’ Comment in Context "This will be the first presidential election since Jan. 6," Biden said. "On that day, we almost lost everything about who we are as a country.
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Interior-Environment spending bill passes House in late-night surprise
Some parts of the bill would be cut more deeply than others: EPA’s base budget would be sliced by 20 percent, the Smithsonian by 12 percent and the National Park Service would take a 6 percent hit.
Supreme Court eases time limits on challenges to federal rules
A 6-3 decision in Corner Post Inc. v.
Fact-checking the Biden-Trump debate
The rate has been 6 percent or less in only 29 months since 1972, and it happened only under two presidents: 21 times under Biden and eight times under Trump. ’Suckers and losers’ Biden said Trump called
Navy in court over Pearl Harbor water contamination
The spill in 2021 was actually the result of two accidents: A mistaken valve opening on May 6 that released the jet fuel into the Red Hill system, then a train cart breaking a pipe on Nov. 20 that allowed
Superfund plan for Columbia River sparks debate in Northwest
The EPA, which is taking public comments on the proposal until May 6, says there are many steps ahead before the Columbia River can be added to the Superfund’s National Priorities List, but it doesn’t
Fiscal 2024 spending finale starts to take shape
Republican priorities House Republicans pointed to reductions to three major agencies as wins in the legislation, including a 7 percent cut to the ATF and a 6 percent cut to the FBI.
Supreme Court sounds skeptical of cross-state air pollution rule
Several of the conservative justices, who hold a 6-3 majority, questioned whether the agency should have considered how a plan that spans 23 states could change if litigation meant certain states would
Democratic Rep. Kildee joins growing list of departing House members
In 2021, he spoke about his trauma from that year’s Jan. 6 Capitol riot, when he was among a group of members trapped in the House gallery while protestors sought to enter the House floor.
Billions for clean energy caught in a partisan tug of war
Sept. 26 to apply for grants from the $7 billion "Solar for All" program and the deadline is Oct. 12 to seek funds from the other two tranches: a $14 billion fund for clean technology projects and a $6
EPA releases proposal for limiting power plant carbon emissions
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in 2022 in West Virginia v.
As EPA readies climate rule, Obama and Trump eras linger
In June 2022, the Supreme Court ruled, 6-3, with the three liberal justices dissenting, that the EPA does not have authority under the Clean Air Act to regulate carbon pollution from power plants through
Sweeping GOP energy bill would sweep away Biden’s climate agenda
August Pfluger, R-Texas, to rescind a $6 billion federal program to lower methane emissions from drilling sites on federal lands, a provision the recent climate, tax and health care law created.
Senate gets bipartisan rail safety bill after Ohio derailment
Government officials evacuated the surrounding area and Norfolk Southern performed a controlled burn of the chemicals on Feb. 6, clouding the community with thick, black smoke for days.
Federal safety board releases initial report on Ohio derailment
Responders vented the cars and performed a controlled burn of the substance on Feb. 6 after they expanded the evacuation zone and dug ditches to contain released vinyl chloride liquid while it vaporized
Policy · 118th Congress
Biden administration open to legislation after Ohio derailment
Although the initial derailment did not breach these cars, authorities evacuated the area on Feb. 6 over concerns that they might explode.
Policy · 118th Congress
As Willow project decision nears, Alaska ponders ties to oil
“We have blasts that shake the village every day at 6 o’clock,” she said.