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Energy

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Biden

Biden woos workers in Pennsylvania, but his policies may hurt him in the energy-producing state

Democrats in the key swing state have been distancing themselves from Biden’s LNG pause. With 19 electoral votes at stake, winning Pennsylvania could play a large role in winning the election in November. Pennsylvania is the third-largest producer of energy in the nation.

Congress

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U.K. Reform Party Leader Nigel Farage

Farage warns Americans coming to U.K. could be arrested for speech like anti-transgender comedian's

Famed TV show creator Graham Linehan's arrest at airport for months-old posts complicates House Judiciary Democrats' attempts to paint U.K., Europe speech restrictions as same "line-drawing exercises" on First Amendment.

Europe

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Tony Abbott

Brexiteers cheer reports British PM to tap former Australian PM Tony Abbott for trade role

Restoring trust and rebuilding markets within the 54 Commonwealth nations will be vital as a post-Brexit Britain forges out on its own, and the recruitment of Abbott signals the importance the Johnson government attaches to the effort. 

Energy

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Experts say 50 million miles of new power lines needed for green energy, and that may be impossible

Some estimates say the U.S. needs to build over 700,000 miles of transmission lines to reach its own renewable energy goals: enough to circle the globe 2,000 times. A 700-mile transmission line starting in Wyoming cost $3 billion and took 15 years to clear regulatory permits.

Energy

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Ambler Access Road

Biden plans to kill project that could end China’s dominance on minerals needed for green energy

The Ambler Access Road project would open up mining opportunities in Alaska that would supply critical minerals used in solar panels, wind turbines, and electric vehicle batteries. The Biden administration is expected to deny approval of the road, increasing our reliance on China.

Elections

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Washington antitax activist Tim Eyman

Conservative activist fights 'destitution' Democrat AG imposed on him after voters sided with him

"They took away my home, everything I ever earned in my lifetime, and made it illegal for me to earn a living," voter initiative guru says in seeking to lower campaign finance penalties secured by attorney general-turned-governor.

Energy

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Greenland

Taking control of Greenland strategic mineral riches comes with staggering costs for mining

Between a rock and a cold place: Jack Lifton, executive chairman of the Critical Minerals Institute, said the economics of mining in the U.S. make a lot more sense. The politics make it next to impossible, making offshore mining more realistic.

Courts & Law

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'Degrading and racist': White social worker sues Seattle for CRT-based harassment, retaliation

Lawsuit says city messed with his Family and Medical Leave Act requests in retaliation for criticizing anti-white "Race and Social Justice Initiative" training he was forced to attend.

Energy

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China strategically manipulating strategic mineral markets and disadvantaging the West, expert says

Mineral economist David Hammond said China is more interested in controlling value-added manufacturing of EVs and batteries than it is being suppliers of minerals. Flooding the market to drive down prices helps with that strategy.

From the States

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U.S. border

Sheriff’s associations oppose Tucson police chief's nomination to head Border Patrol

Chris Magnus publicly criticized Trump administration immigration policies in an op-ed for The New York Times.

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