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Qunol. The brand i trust. On this new hour, how far will trump go to get some cash . His reported pitch for a quid pro quo with big oil companies. And trump has a nikki haley problem as the clock is ticking for him to name a running mate. And calling out republicans for giving more rights to appliances than women. Im aman moyelledy, lets do it. I made a pledge to your state, you have highest energy costs in the country. In the first year, they will be reduced by 50 . Because we are going to dril...

Democratic Rep. Joe Neguse of Colorado is an ambitious, young rising star in his party, with eyes on moving up in House leadership and Democratic politics.

Moskowitz shouted out Congress's recent priorities like he was Chevy Chase offering assurances to Ted Knight in Caddyshack.

"The book, written by then-Sen. John F. Kennedy, with considerable help from Nebraska’s Ted Sorenson, details eight U.S. senators, whose acts of political courage were more notable for their fortitude

Bill McKibben on a ruling by HUD that will require home builders to follow stricter energy codes for more cost-effective and energy-efficient homes.

As the Nebraska Legislature put another session in the books last week, my thoughts went to U.S. Sen. George Norris of Nebraska.

The government has been setting standards for how much energy and water household appliances use for decades, but the president’s critics say his latest rules go too far.

The House Republican leadership has organized a lineup of bills it believes will address what the House GOP says is ongoing Biden administration overstep in how household appliances are regulated. The Committee on Rules will meet Monday with Republican representatives to consider a series of bills that would prohibit the federal government from putting energy conservation standards on household appliances that Republicans say are not cost-effective or technologically feasible. Introduced by Ar...

Speaker Mike Johnson has the votes to pass the critical national security warrantless surveillance bill today. Despite strong opposition, especially on the right, the House looks set to reauthorize FISA for two years instead of four. This will allow Trump to rewrite FISA if he wins. So, at least two