Companies made “public promises to reduce emissions… while privately seeking to lock in continued fossil fuel production for decades into the future,” wrote two Democratic leaders who referred the case.
Students called it an “unduly harsh punishment” that threatens the future of the seniors, and a professor warned it could lead to a “faculty rebellion.”
“We cannot trust fossil fuel corporations to do anything but line the pockets of their CEOs and investors at the cost of our climate and communities,” one campaigner said.
“Mischaracterizing misoprostol… as a dangerous drug of abuse creates confusion and misinformation, and harms women seeking high quality maternal care,” said more than 280 healthcare providers.
“We found that across all five states, a critical margin of voters—roughly one in five [or more]—are less likely to vote for Biden on account of his handling of the war in Gaza.”
New Republican-backed laws in several states add large fines or criminal penalties for minor mistakes in voter registration work. As groups pull back, they’re reaching fewer voters.
Joe Biden’s new tariffs on Chinese goods mark the decisive rejection of an economic orthodoxy that dominated American policy making for nearly half a century.