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Clean-up costs for orphan wells loom as oil companies go bankrupt
The coronavirus economy is devastating the oil and gas industry. And it looks like there may be a lot to clean up before the economy gets better. So-called “orphan” oil…
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Trump campaign visits battleground state of Texas
In the 2020 presidential election, Texas has rapidly become a battleground state. Right now, a new Morning Consult…
By Gabrielle SeunagalTeacher’s unions pick up the fight against school reopenings
State legislators are ready for students to return to schools despite the concerns over increased COVID-19 spread. In…
By Holden HarrisAAPA seeks $1.5B in COVID relief to save jobs, American supply chains
In a recent letter, the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) asked Congress for an emergency relief package…
By Colby McCoyGOP, Dems trade blows over coronavirus stimulus package details
With a series of issues surrounding coronavirus, the production of another stimulus package is at the top of…
By Gabrielle SeunagalRepublicans sue Colorado governor, health officials over mask orders
Growing numbers of conservatives across the nation are pushing back against mandatory face mask orders. Right now, Florida…
By Gabrielle SeunagalOregon governor sued for statewide face mask mandate
The national culture war surrounding face masks is far from over. At a nuanced level, this debate pertains…
By Gabrielle SeunagalOpinion: NASA-SpaceX partnership reviving American space programs
The SpaceX Crew Dragon is set to return from Earth orbit on August 1, 2020, according to NASA…
By Jackie AllenFacebook, WhatsApp hacking suit against NSO Group to proceed
U.S. District Judge Phyllis Hamilton of California ruled that the Facebook lawsuit filed against NSO Group could proceed. The judge…
By Jackie AllenNASA, SpaceX put astronauts in orbit, cutting costs, boosting innovation
SpaceX made history in May when its Crew Dragon capsule launched into space carrying two American astronauts. It…
By Jackie AllenFire in consulate courtyard, US accuses China of spying
The U.S. has ordered China to vacate its consulate in Houston, in an effort “to protect American intellectual…
By Lillian AbbatacolaPopular News
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