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The Interior Department said on Thursday that most Bureau of Land Management employees whose jobs were moved out of Washington by the Trump administration chose not to make that move.

Kimberly Schultz, an assistant general counsel at the Department of Healthcare and Family Services, will succeed Thomas starting next week. Schultz was a policy and budget analyst for the Senate

WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats in Congress and the White House rejected a Republican pitch to split President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion COVID-19 rescue plan into smaller chunks on Thursday, with

LEXINGTON — In August, the Washington and Lee Board of Trustees said it may take six months or more to decide whether the university will drop Robert E. Lee’s name.

Northeast Tennessee’s eight counties reported the fewest new COVID-19 infections in nearly three months on Thursday, with active infections and the region’s seven-day positive test rate also at three-month lows.

MOULTRIE, Ga. — The newly formed Colquitt County Educational Foundation is looking for people to fill two leadership positions.

Cass R. Sunstein Bloomberg Opinion It’s the most important number you’ve never heard of, and President Joe Biden is about to change it as he resets U.S. environmental policy. It’s the social cost of carbon, a figure that helps determine the stringency of federal regulations governing cars, trucks, power plants, refrigerators, microwave ovens, washing machines, vending machines and much more. The social cost of carbon is a monetary figure that is meant to capture the d...

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Close In Texas, it will be the first time the state’s roughly 25,000 schools and child care facilities will undergo mandated water inspections for lead and copper — the state did not previously have any testing requirement.  Allie Goulding/The Texas Tribune featured By Erin Douglas The Texas Tribune Jan 28, 2021 Jan 28, 2021 In Texas, it will be the first time the state’s roughly 25,000 schools and child care facilities will undergo man...

A Lincoln County court clerk has been appointed to fill a Wyoming Game and Fish Commission seat that was left vacant early this week after Gov. Mark Gordon removed Mike