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Biden Administration Finalizes Landmark Rules to Cut Power Plant Emissions and Pollution
The Biden administration on Thursday finalized a highly anticipated suite of rules aimed at significantly reducing hazardous, planet-warming pollution and other toxic emissions generated by power plants. 
The Biden administration on Thursday finalized a highly anticipated suite of rules aimed at significantly reducing hazardous, planet-warming pollution and other toxic emissions generated by power plants. -
U.S. Colleges Grapple with Unrest as Pro-Palestinian Demonstrations Spark Debate over Free Speech and Safety
As graduation ceremonies approach, pro-Palestinian student protests have intensified on campuses across the United States, leading to multiple arrests at universities in Massachusetts and California. The demonstrations, fueled by discontent over the Israel-Hamas war, have prompted schools to call in police to end the protests and make arrests, raising concerns about free speech and student safety. 
As graduation ceremonies approach, pro-Palestinian student protests have intensified on campuses across the United States, leading to multiple arrests at universities in Massachusetts and California. The demonstrations, fueled by discontent over the Israel-Hamas war, have prompted schools to call in police to end the protests and make arrests, raising concerns about free speech and student safety. -
Supreme Court Weighs Donald Trump's Broad Claim of Presidential Immunity in Election Interference Case
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday will consider former President Donald Trump's unprecedented claim of total immunity from criminal charges related to his attempt to overturn the 2020 election results. The court's ruling on this politically fraught issue could have significant implications for the timeline of Trump's federal election interference trial and his bid for re-election in 2024. 
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday will consider former President Donald Trump's unprecedented claim of total immunity from criminal charges related to his attempt to overturn the 2020 election results. The court's ruling on this politically fraught issue could have significant implications for the timeline of Trump's federal election interference trial and his bid for re-election in 2024. -
U.S. Solar Manufacturers Seek Tariffs on Southeast Asian Imports, Alleging Unfair Practices
A coalition of seven U.S. solar manufacturers filed petitions with the federal government on Wednesday, requesting the imposition of tariffs on solar cell imports from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam. The manufacturers, including First Solar and Qcells, allege that companies in these countries are flooding the U.S. market with cheap products, threatening the domestic industry. 
A coalition of seven U.S. solar manufacturers filed petitions with the federal government on Wednesday, requesting the imposition of tariffs on solar cell imports from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam. The manufacturers, including First Solar and Qcells, allege that companies in these countries are flooding the U.S. market with cheap products, threatening the domestic industry. -
DOT Mandates Airlines to Provide Prompt Cash Refunds for Canceled, Significantly Delayed Flights
The Biden administration announced two new rules on Wednesday that will significantly impact the millions of Americans who fly commercially every year. The Department of Transportation (DOT) issued the rules, which aim to enhance passenger rights and protect consumers from hidden fees and unfair practices. 
The Biden administration announced two new rules on Wednesday that will significantly impact the millions of Americans who fly commercially every year. The Department of Transportation (DOT) issued the rules, which aim to enhance passenger rights and protect consumers from hidden fees and unfair practices. -
Supreme Court to Decide on Donald Trump's 'Absolute Immunity' Claim in Landmark Case
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to take up the monumental question of whether former President Donald Trump can claim "absolute immunity" from criminal prosecution for his efforts to stay in power after the 2020 election. The case, Donald J. Trump v. United States, presents an unprecedented constitutional quandary for the court, as Trump seeks to quash the federal charges brought against him by special counsel Jack Smith. 
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to take up the monumental question of whether former President Donald Trump can claim "absolute immunity" from criminal prosecution for his efforts to stay in power after the 2020 election. The case, Donald J. Trump v. United States, presents an unprecedented constitutional quandary for the court, as Trump seeks to quash the federal charges brought against him by special counsel Jack Smith. -
Marjorie Taylor Greene Claims Democrats Want Trump 'Dead' and 'Murdered' in Jail, Sparking Outrage
Controversial Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has made startling claims that Democrats want former President Donald Trump "dead" and that he might be "murdered" if sentenced to prison. 
Controversial Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has made startling claims that Democrats want former President Donald Trump "dead" and that he might be "murdered" if sentenced to prison. -
UnitedHealth Confirms Ransom Payment, Warns 'Substantial Proportion' of Americans Affected by Change Healthcare Cyberattack
UnitedHealth Group (UHG) has revealed that the cyberattack on its subsidiary, Change Healthcare, in February may have compromised the data of "a substantial proportion of people in America." The company also confirmed that it paid a ransom to the cyberthreat actors in an attempt to protect patient information from being disclosed. 
UnitedHealth Group (UHG) has revealed that the cyberattack on its subsidiary, Change Healthcare, in February may have compromised the data of "a substantial proportion of people in America." The company also confirmed that it paid a ransom to the cyberthreat actors in an attempt to protect patient information from being disclosed. -
Melania Trump Closely Monitoring Donald's Hush Money Trial for 'Damaging' Revelations, Ex-Aide Claims
As former President Donald Trump faces his hush money trial in New York City, his wife Melania Trump has been noticeably absent from the courtroom. However, according to former Trump White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham, the former first lady is closely monitoring the proceedings from afar, seeking "proof" of any "damaging stuff she didn't know about." 
As former President Donald Trump faces his hush money trial in New York City, his wife Melania Trump has been noticeably absent from the courtroom. However, according to former Trump White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham, the former first lady is closely monitoring the proceedings from afar, seeking "proof" of any "damaging stuff she didn't know about." -
Donald Trump Faces Contempt Hearing for Alleged Violations of Gag Order in Hush Money Trial
As Donald Trump's hush money trial unfolds in New York, the former president risks facing a contempt of court ruling if Judge Juan Merchan determines that he has violated the limited gag order imposed on him. The Manhattan District Attorney's Office has requested that the judge hold Trump in contempt and fine him $10,000 for at least 10 separate violations of the order this month. 
As Donald Trump's hush money trial unfolds in New York, the former president risks facing a contempt of court ruling if Judge Juan Merchan determines that he has violated the limited gag order imposed on him. The Manhattan District Attorney's Office has requested that the judge hold Trump in contempt and fine him $10,000 for at least 10 separate violations of the order this month.
