Environment
FEMA cleared of punishing pro-Trump hurricane victims
The message came hours after CEO Elon Musk announced he was leaving the Trump administration.
The high court ruled the National Environmental Policy Act requires agencies to consider only the direct effects of a project rather than its broader impacts.
The removal of Mike Nedd, BLM’s deputy director for administration and programs, is the latest upheaval in personnel at the agency that is critical for oil and gas production.
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- Trump’s reality TV–style pardon spree has real consequences for the justice system
- Trump appears to be building an unprecedented spy machine that could track Americans
- For many Americans, Trump’s mass deportation efforts are starting to hit close to home
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