Environment
Fired FEMA chief recounts ‘hostile relationship’ with Trump officials
Spending on gasoline will average less than 2 percent of drivers’ disposable income this year, the Energy Information Administration predicted in a bit of welcome economic news for President Donald Trump.
Revolution Wind argued in the filing that the administration lacked the legal authority for the stop-work order.
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