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track to pass a major part of the biden administration. it would represent the largest climate investment in u.s. history and make big changes to healthcare policy. republicans are fighting gagaint it right now, but it appears that all 50 democrats are on the same page. si sinema offered her support this week. jessica dean is on capitol hill for us. weve learned there has been some pretty serious movement. i guess getting this ball down the field. whats happened? >> absolutely. get it ...

"the washington post" could explain the fbis sense of urgency to do this search. "the post" reports that federal agents were looking for classified documents related to nuclear weapons. cnn hasnt independently confirmed that. this is a fast-moving story. were covering it all. lets go first to cnns katelyn polantz with more on this deadline. trump said release the documents, and im quoting there. this was after the attorney general said, and im paraphrasing now, tell the judge you want ...

Susheela Jayapal had support from environmental groups and made fighting climate change a cornerstone of her campaign.

Slowing electric car sales, anxious union workers and the president’s campaign difficulties in Michigan are complicating one of his most ambitious climate policies.

Slowing electric car sales, anxious union workers and the president’s campaign problems in Michigan are complicating one of his most ambitious climate

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Two-thirds of the bills opposed by the oil industry in 2023 were killed — thanks in part to an alliance with the building trades union, which forces Democrats to sometimes choose between jobs and the environment.

By Ryan Sabalow and Jermia Kimelman Sen. Lena Gonzalez represents an industrial district that includes Long Beach, where poor neighborhoods suffer from pollution. She has a 100 percent rating from environmental groups that praise her for taking on the Big Oil lobby in Sacramento. It was surprising for her, though, when the state’s powerful building […]

Two-thirds of the bills opposed by the oil industry this year were killed, thanks in part to an alliance with the building trades union, forcing Democrats to sometimes choose between jobs and the environment. Story from @CalMatters.

Even that may not be enough to get the industry cooking