Environment
Federal judge orders immediate thaw of climate, infrastructure funds
The Senate minority leader is introducing a bill to direct a GAO investigation of the Trump administration’s handling of Venezuelan oil proceeds.
The Treasury license allows companies to rehabilitate their existing oil equipment in Venezuela, many of which have fallen into disrepair.
With its plans to revoke the endangerment finding, the administration is gambling that the Supreme Court will allow it to completely avoid regulating the nation’s top greenhouse gas sources.
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- Bondi dodges questions about Lutnick’s connections with Epstein
- Bondi says DOJ is investigating possible Epstein conspirators
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- Wednesday’s Mini-Report, 2.11.26
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