Year: 2026
Federal Judge Strikes Down New York’s $75 Billion Climate Superfund
Now, two federal judges have ruled against New York’s law to make large oil companies pay for damage it blames on climate change.
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12 People Charged With Federal Election Crimes
Some pleaded guilty, and three of them were in the United States illegally, the Justice Department said.
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Texas Governor Declares Disaster Over Soaring Diesel Prices
The order eases the state’s environmental restrictions to increase supplies and ease the record-high fuel costs.
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California Dictates What Cars You Can Buy. Here’s What Congress Can Do About It.
No state should get to decide what type of car or lawn mower Americans across the country can buy. Yet that is the result of an arrangement under the Clean Air Act that allows California to seek federal waivers to impose more stringent vehicle-emissions standards than those adopted by the federal government. Congress now has…
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Feds Charge Two With Illegally Voting Months After 6600 Noncitizens Found On NJ Voter Rolls
New Jersey is one of 30 states the Department of Justice has sued for refusing to turn over voter rolls to be ‘cross-checked effectively for improper registrations.’
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Bernie Sanders’ AI Bill Turns Software Into a State Permission
Open source developers may find the government’s definition of safety has a distinctly closed-door quality.
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Trump Says He’s Seriously Considering Diesel Export Ban
Some analysts say price moves in either direction are possible given the ongoing geopolitical instability.
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542 -Religious Employment Discrimination
Should you loose your job because of your opinion? What if that opinion is religiously based? That is the exact question asked in the case Brown v. Alaska Airlines.
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