Climate and Energy News Roundup: July 2025
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Jeff Heie, the founder and director of the local nonprofit GiveSolar, received a Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions 2025 Sustainability Champions Award.
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Mid-Year Review: The Top 20 wrestling matches of the first half of 2025
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With the first half of 2025 in the rear view mirror, it’s time to reflect on professional wrestling’s greatest triumphs over the past six months.
Senator manhandled by Noem’s security team at live TV press conference
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, who uses hostages in a prison as a backdrop for photo-ops, is dismissing her staff manhandling a sitting U.S. senator on live TV as the senator being the one guilty of “political theater.”
Wake coach Tom Walter was – emphasis, was – the top target for the UVA Baseball job
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As of Monday night, as Wake Forest was playing Tennessee for a berth in the Super Regionals, Tom Walter, the Wake coach, was the top candidate for the UVA Baseball job.
Report: Former AEW world champ Mariah May headed to WWE
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Earlier this afternoon, AEW star Mariah May was inexplicably removed from the company’s roster page. According to Fightful Select’s Sean Ross Sapp, her debut in WWE is “imminent.”
Facebook page of convicted Augusta County child murderer Candi Royer still active
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An eagle-eyed reader wrote to me yesterday to ask about photos on the still-public Facebook page of convicted child murderer Candi Royer.
Mailbag: I’m not going to agree that we just give up on MAGA voters
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Eliot Collins, an AFP reader from Raritan Borough, N.J., sent an email in response to our story on Ben Cline voting for deep cuts to Medicare and Medicaid that got me fired up.
Hold your horses: Budget bill likely to get bogged down in Senate
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The budget reconciliation bill will not be approved by the U.S. Senate as quickly as President Donald Trump would like, says one expert.
Augusta Health, Valley Community Services Board brace for impact of Medicaid cuts
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Valley Community Services Board and Augusta Health are bracing for substantial cuts to Medicaid and Medicare programs over the next decade.
Waynesboro mayor: Budget addresses needs of city, keeps it in a forward trajectory
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Waynesboro City Council members compromised on an 82-cent tax rate to keep the city on “a forward trajectory,” according to the mayor.
