Environment
Energy Department set to fire probationary employees
Labor unions are using their political power — and a jobs message — to influence state efforts to regulate data centers.
As Colorado River water levels reach disastrous lows, the administration looks to draw cash from the 2022 climate law it sought to neuter.
The agency’s workforce has shrunk by almost 20 percent under President Donald Trump.
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- 2 researchers charged with smuggling mpox into the US
- Paralympic gold medalist Josh Turek wins Iowa Senate primary with establishment support
- New Jersey Rep. Tom Kean Jr. says he’s ‘energized’ but appears to push back timeline for return
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- Democrats seek more control over referenda in New York
- Senate Republicans propose 3-year extension of key surveillance power
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