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Structural Barriers and Successes of Independent Mayors in US Cities
Independent candidates face structural barriers in U.S. politics due to ballot access, fundraising, and party dominance.
Lincoln National Forest Seeks Public Input on Post-Fire Recovery Plans
The Lincoln National Forest seeks public comment on post-fire recovery actions. Comments due by August 1, 2026.
Federal Court Blocks Rule Targeting Nonprofits in PSLF Program Dispute
Court blocks effort to misuse PSLF program against political opponents, siding with cities and nonprofits in landmark case.
Gen Z Finds Real Estate a Promising Career Amid Market Uncertainties
This summer, Gen Zers face an uncertain job market. Real estate emerges as a key sector, offering growth and flexibility.
West Virginia's Clean Coal Revival: Powering America's Energy Future
When America needs power, West Virginia answers the call. Our miners, power plant workers, and engineers...
Bauducco Opens Largest U.S. Manufacturing Facility in Zephyrhills, FL
Bauducco® opens its largest U.S. facility in Zephyrhills, FL, doubling production capacity and creating 600 jobs.
AFT President Condemns Supreme Court Decision on TPS Protections
WASHINGTON—AFT President Randi Weingarten issued a statement on SC's decision to end TPS for Haitians and Syrians.
EPA Clears Oklahoma's Backlogged State Air Plans for Economic Growth
EPA clears Oklahoma's SIP backlog, aligning air permitting with recent guidance to streamline processes and boost growth.
Amazon's $75B investment in Kentucky boosts jobs and local businesses
Amazon has invested over $75 billion in Kentucky, creating 19,000+ jobs and supporting communities across the state.
Proposed $1B Data Center in Yaphank Faces Local Opposition
A proposed Yaphank data center aims to transform warehouses, using closed-loop cooling and investing $1B in the area.
