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The proposal, which comes under the leadership of new EPA chief, and longtime climate change skeptic, Lee Zeldin suggests that the emissions generated by power plants from burning fossil fuels “do not contribute significantly to dangerous pollution”—a statement that seems to imply the existence of good pollution, but that’s a whole other thing.
Live updates and the latest news as members of Congress return to their districts after the House advanced sprawling legislation to advance the Republican agenda.
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A hidden provision could upend the balance of power between the Trump administration and the federal courts that hold it accountable.
As President Trump’s tariffs have ratcheted up in recent months, so have the mysterious solicitations some US companies have received, offering them ways to avoid the taxes. Shipping companies, many of them based in China,
Students aren't the only ones affected by the Trump administration's decision to ban Harvard from enrolling international students.
The Trump administration is asking federal agencies to cancel remaining contracts with Harvard University worth about $100 million.
Literacy tests were banned in the 1960s for being racially discriminatory, but such tests “are not a bad thing,” Josh Divine argued in a 2010 college opinion piece.
Trump wished a "Happy Memorial Day to all, including the scum that spent the last four years trying to destroy our country."
Stokes also sees more at play than just a disagreement over trade deficits. Trump’s threats “are rooted in frustration with the EU that has little to do with trade,’’ Stokes said. “He doesn’t like the EU. He doesn’t like Germany.” What exactly does Trump want? What can Europe offer? Here are the key areas where the two side are squaring off.