Environment
Trump administration proposes opening waters off California and Florida to oil drilling
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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- Miller-Meeks, Bohannan set for House rematch in Iowa
- Canada calls on US, Mexico to renew free-trade deal for another 16 years
- Lahn, Sandpoised for head-to-head matchup for Iowa governor
- Texas voters split 50-50 on stopping voter fraud vs. protecting access: Poll
- Haaland wins Democratic primary in New Mexico’s governor race
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- Democrats see the stars aligning in Iowa
- Trump-backed Rep. Randy Feenstra concedes Iowa governor primary
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