Exxon, Chevron, Other Oil Majors Blamed for Deceiving Public on Climate Change in New House Committee Report
Exxon, Chevron, Other Oil Majors Blamed for Deceiving Public on Climate Change in New House Committee Report
A change in classification is moving closer to reality. Multistate weed sellers would be the immediate beneficiaries.
A projected increase to Medicare Part B premiums could eat into the raise considerably, says Mary Johnson, a Social Security and Medicare policy analyst.
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President Biden's emergency order to halt the Chinese-tied mining on the doorstep of a nuclear-missile base hit days after mining giant CleanSpark struck a deal to buy the property.
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While big changes might be coming to Social Security, these small changes can still have a meaningful impact.
Housing prices in China slumped in the first four months of the year, although factory output rose nearly 7%, according to data released Friday, as the country prepares to announce fresh measures to reinvigorate its ailing property industry. Officials of the National Bureau of Statistics acknowledged that domestic demand — spending by consumers and businesses — remained “insufficient” and said the government was considering further ways to revitalize the property industry after housing prices sank 9.8% in January-April from a year earlier. Liu Aihua, spokesperson for the bureau, said that in keeping with policies set by the Communist Party leadership, there was a need to find ways to balance supply and demand, meet public expectations for high-quality housing and “seize the opportunity to build a new model of high-quality development of the real estate sector.”
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American annual inflation in April declined to 3.4% in line with the consensus, but expectations for rates remain similar.
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