‘The party is over’: Coal’s cautionary tale for New Mexico’s economy
By Nick Bowlin Satellite images of the land outside Artesia, New Mexico, show an arid brown landscape pockmarked with dots.…
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Text messages reveal top Trump campaign fundraiser helped plan the rally before the failed Capitol coup
By Mike Spies and Jake Pearson. This story was originally published by ProPublica. In the week leading up to the…
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‘Texans are dying’: GOP leaders under fire as food and water shortages compound power crisis
By Jake Johnson Texans who have been without power for days in the aftermath of Winter Storm Uri are now…
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‘This crisis is brought to you by deregulation’: Texas power outages threaten lives and COVID vaccines
by Kenny Stancil Much of the United States is currently engulfed in a deadly winter storm on top of the…
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Extremist politicians get more airtime, and there are 46,218 news transcripts that prove it
by Joshua P. Darr, Jeremy Padgett, and Johanna Dunaway Committee assignments are normally a blessing for new House members. But some…
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Biden’s first climate actions are missing coal’s long tail
By Josh Lappen In its first two weeks, the nascent Biden administration has begun to stake out a serious climate…
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Why do Democrats always have to ‘fix what Republicans broke’?
Democrats always seem to get the short end of the stick when it is their turn in the White House.…
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‘The most significant action Biden took on day one’: This Exec Order is an under-reported game-changer
What was President Biden’s most important act on day one in the White House? Was it ending the Muslim travel…
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‘I’m in awe of this’: 3 former presidents stun Twitter users with a peaceful transition of power
Former presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush, and Bill Clinton put their solo careers on hold and formed a supergroup…
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