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Top Virginia Democrat Louise Lucas Charged in Public Corruption, Drug Trafficking Case
A top Virginia Democrat is facing charges in connection with an alleged bribery, marijuana distribution, and money laundering scheme.
Court Slaps Down NYC’s Latest Attempt to Punish Energy Companies for Climate Change
An appellate court rejected the city’s claim that the firms mislead consumers into thinking their products do not contribute to climate change.
Supreme Court Blocks Trump Administration Effort to Restrict Gender-Transition Treatments for Federal Inmates
The Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected an effort by the Trump administration to restrict medical treatment for transgender-identifying inmates in federal prison.
How PR Pros Are Convincing Americans to Hate Data Centers Less
Public opposition to AI data centers is growing amid concerns about electricity costs, water consumption, and neighborhood disruptions. Industry experts say developers must address legitimate community concerns, improve public outreach, and demonstrate local economic benefits rather than relying on public relations campaigns alone.
Josh Turek Rejects Corporate PAC Money — but Accepts Cash from Corporate-Funded PACs
Turek, who rails against corporate money in politics, has accepted upwards of $222,000 from 33 different leadership PACs.
Missouri Pro-Lifers Tie Abortion to Trans Procedures to Turn the Ballot-Referendum Tide
In 2024, Missourians approved a referendum guaranteeing a right to abortion up until viability. This time around, pro-lifers have a new strategy.
Talarico Tells Catholic Voter Bible Is ‘Silent’ on Abortion
Talarico sparred with a Catholic theology professor at a town hall Wednesday night.
‘Kissing Putin’s A**’: GOP Congressman Unloads on Trump’s Latest Russia Moves
Bacon’s comments come days after Trump announced an agreement with Putin in which Russia would supply several million tons of diesel to the U.S.
Nine Major Banks ‘Denied, Debanked, and Discriminated Against’ Conservatives, Trump Admin Probe Finds
A federal investigation details account closures and denied credit involving Trump merchandise sellers, religious groups, and conservative business owners.
The U.S. Needs Lithium — but Washington Makes It Next to Impossible to Mine
America’s lithium reserves remain largely untapped as lengthy federal permitting reviews and environmental lawsuits delay domestic mining projects. A Utah lithium developer’s experience highlights the obstacles posed by NEPA, the Bureau of Land Management, and litigation.