Higher oil prices are about to hit more than just the gas pump
March 25, 2026
U.S. shoppers are being warned to prepare for rising costs, as a spike in global oil prices begins to ripple through everyday spending. Since the
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Ford faces $800M in Q2 losses from Trump-era tariffs meant to aid U.S. automakers, highlighting unintended harm to domestic manufacturing.
Tariffs Drive Surge in Vegetable Prices—Shoppers to Pay More
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Shapiro Administration Invests $3.6M in Solar Panels for PA Schools
September 15, 2026
The Shapiro Administration's $3.6M investment aids Allegheny schools in solar installation and boosts Adams County's equipment, supporting green energy and jobs.
The U.S. Must Innovate to Meet Rising Electric Grid Demands
September 15, 2026
Jim Robb highlights the urgent need for the U.S. to revamp its electric infrastructure to meet future demand growth.
Chicago Teamsters Rally for Delivery Protection Act Against Subcontracting
September 15, 2026
Bill to end delivery subcontracting in Chicago advances. Amazon Teamsters rally for the Delivery Protection Act.
Shapiro Admin Promotes Innovate in PA 2.0 at Madrigal HQ Opening
September 14, 2026
Governor Shapiro's $125M Innovate in PA 2.0 supports PA's innovation economy, marked by Madrigal Pharmaceuticals' new HQ in Montgomery County.
G20 Symposium in Houston Focuses on Efficient Permitting and Regulation
September 14, 2026
HOUSTON —
EPA hosted the G20 Regulatory Efficiency Symposium, uniting global leaders to advance pragmatic regulation.
Professors Demand End to Political Coercion in Higher Education Policy
September 14, 2026
WASHINGTON—AAUP President Todd Wolfson and AFT President Randi Weingarten demand an end to political coercion in education.
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