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Agree. The issue is, how do you interpret a statute if you are a judge . Do you look only at the words of the statute . Or can you also look at the body of materials that congress produces in the lawmaking process that accompany the statute . Like the Conference Committee report or the Committee Reports. The Conference Committee report is often the final document where both chambers come to an agreement about what it is that they are doing. And often there is a vote on the conference report. Or ...

With this is, again, in multiple ways. First is repeated call for personnel. Mayor de blasio calling for an additional 45,000 Additional Health care professionals to bolster the citys medical capacity. We received an alert on our phones yesterday, calling for licensed health care professionals, again to help the citys fight on the front lines and alleviate some pressure from the frontline workers. Fdny also mentioned earlier this week that 500emts and paramedics were traveling from around the co...

Health care professionals to bolster the citys medical capacity. We received an alert on our phones yesterday, calling for licensed health care professionals, again to help the citys fight on the front lines and alleviate some pressure from the frontline workers. Fdny also mentioned earlier this week that 500emts and paramedics were traveling from around the country and volunteering themselves to help with this fight. Again, speaking with some of the emts, some of the ems workers here in new yor...

A coalition of farmers and environmentalists across the Midwest are celebrating an Oct. 20 announcement that Navigator has abandoned its pipeline plan.

When Steve Hess learned about a plan to send a $3.4 billion carbon dioxide pipeline through five states —and Hess’ own corn and soybean fields in western Illinois — the 68-year-old farmer knew two things: He knew he would fight the project, which he viewed as a threat to his family’s health, safety and property rights. And he knew it wouldn’t be easy. Initially, Hess, who farms land that has ...

On Oct. 20, Navigator CO2 announced that it would abandon its plan to send a $3.4 billion carbon dioxide pipeline through five states. But the company is still pursuing carbon storage projects in central Illinois.

When Steve Hess learned about a plan to send a $3.4 billion carbon dioxide pipeline through five states —and Hess’ own corn and soybean fields in western Illinois — the 68-year-old farmer knew two things: He knew he would fight the project, which he viewed as a threat to his family’s health, safety and property rights. And he knew it wouldn’t be easy. Initially, Hess, who farms land that has ...

In the wake of a major setback in South Dakota, Navigator CO2 — the company that wants to build a controversial 1,350-mile carbon dioxide pipeline through five states including Illinois — has laid off some workers. Omaha-based Navigator CO2 released only a brief statement that did not say how many people were laid off or exactly when. “Navigator has recently reduced some of our internal ...

A former member of Grace River Community Church in Decatur said Tuesday that he left the church after one of its leaders was arrested and charged with electronic solicitation of

In the wake of a major setback in South Dakota, Navigator CO2 — the company that wants to build a controversial 1,350-mile carbon dioxide pipeline through five states including Illinois — has laid off some workers. Omaha-based Navigator CO2 released only a brief statement that did not say how many people were laid off or exactly when. “Navigator has recently reduced some of our internal ...