House energy coalition: Trump ‘yanking America backwards’ with deregulations
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Leaders of the House SEEC is responding to the EPA rolling back dozens of lifesaving air and water pollution regulations.
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Gavin Newsom wants to be bipartisan: Good luck with that, Governor
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Why is Gavin Newsom siding with the people who want to gut Title IX over the made-up issue over “men” in women’s sports?
Anti-‘woke’ brewer closing Norfolk location, citing ‘local woke mob’
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Remember the anti-“woke” beer company that Glenn Youngkin helped lure to Norfolk a couple of years back with $300,000 in tax incentives?
FSU coach Leonard Hamilton: Portal taking opportunities away from Black players
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Leonard Hamilton was the first Black player at Tennessee-Martin, the first Black assistant coach in the SEC when he took a job on Joe B. Hall’s staff at Kentucky.
‘Unneeded fear and hardship on rural America’: USDA releases some IRA funds to farmers
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The USDA released $20 million to farmers for grants through the Inflation Reduction Act, but it’s only “a drop in the bucket.”
‘Leader we need for this moment’: Environmental law center appoints new president
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The Center for International Environmental Law announces the appointment of Rebecca Brown as its new President and CEO.
How do environmentalists feel about RFK Jr.’s oversight of health?
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When Time named Robert F. Kennedy Jr. one of its early 2000s “Heroes for the Planet,” the outspoken lawyer was a clear choice for the honor, having gained fame during his fight to protect New York City’s water supply.
Henrico man from ‘anti-Catholic memo’ case gets eight years in prison
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A Henrico man with a Latino name who identifies as a White supremacist was sentenced to eight years and a month in prison for possession of destructive devices, specifically, eight Molotov cocktails.
Charlottesville set to unveil historical marker recognizing slave sales at Court Square
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The City of Charlottesville, which is about to unveil a historical marker recognizing the sale of slaves at Court Square, is poking the bear, big time.
‘Little to no hope’: USDA reimbursement paused for Augusta County farmer
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The owner of a small Augusta County sheep and goat farm was expecting funds for improvements to a water system but got bad news instead.
