"In May, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) ordered two power plants on the verge of retiring to remain operational for a time. Typical bureaucratic meddling. The agency said that the plants—a Michigan coal plant and a Pennsylvania natural gas plant—were necessary for system

Here are several possible measures that could strengthen the North Carolina homeowners’ insurance market and give insurers confidence to remain in the state, thereby benefiting consumers with more product choice.

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"'No federal agency is perfect, but the GAO’s more than 100-year history is a success story overall, with an average return on investment of $123 for every $1 expended,' said one letter, led by the R Street Institute and signed by about a dozen other center-right groups. 'As.

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RT @Pro_Nuke: Low-Energy Fridays: Emergency Orders Are Not a Grid Reliability Strategy via @RSI.

RT @MichaelGiberso3: You know what isn’t good for grid reliability?. “Just keep that one plant running a little longer.”. The DOE is using….

Evidence demonstrates that individuals whose records are sealed and who remain law-abiding for several years pose no greater public safety risk than those with no criminal record. States with clean slate or automated sealing laws, such as Michigan and Minnesota, have achieved

"A coalition of center-right organizations led by the R Street Institute also wrote to Senate leadership this week urging them to rethink reductions to GAO funding, noting that most legislative funding growth has gone to security-related items, while support for policymaking and

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"Today, the U.S. is the richest nation on Earth and possibly the most indebted. Congress hasn’t balanced a budget in over 20 years and keeps irresponsibly adding to our seemingly insurmountable debt, which stands at around $37 trillion and counting." @TimesHerald @Marc_Hyden

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