Environment
FEMA’s acting administrator is out, for the third time under Trump
President Donald Trump’s push for a temporary suspension of the gasoline tax has a list of bipartisan backers. But it’s far from a sure thing.
The president nominated the man he fired as leader of the nation’s disaster agency a year ago.
The plan to increase gas supply comes as the region’s Democratic governors seek reelection, pledging to both green their states’ economies and address high energy prices.
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