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Fire-breathing tactics by some progressives also are a problem, and they have managed to convince voters in the country’s vast middle that the party that once vigorously defended the working class no longer cares about them.

The largest production decreases came from the GOM, Texas and New Mexico. In the On-shore L48, May production increased by 95 kb/d to 9,542 kb/d.

In an ideal world, the landmark compromise on climate change, Medicare and energy spending that Senate Democrats announced at the end of last week would barely require a second glance.

In an ideal world, the landmark compromise on climate change, Medicare, and energy spending that Senate Democrats announced at the end of last week would barely require a second glance.

In an ideal world, the landmark compromise on climate change, Medicare, and energy spending would barely require a second glance.

The United Steelworkers union kicked off contract talks with U.S. Steel and Cleveland-Cliffs "with an eye toward cooperation, not confrontation."

USW leaders have been meeting in committees and reviewing what members want before they finalize the proposals they plan to bring to the bargaining table next week.

San Diego Comic-Con is less than two weeks away, and the publisher press releases are already flying – with Boom Studios kicking off the week with what

U.S. April production decreased by 60 kb/d to 11,628 kb/d, after March was revised up from 11,655 kb/d to 11,688 kb/d. Read more here.

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool reported the news that Pat McCallum, co-founder of Wizard Magazine and former DC Executive Editor of the DC Universe, had died.