By Greg Hirst on May 4, 2021
Governor Mark Gordon (Dan Cepeda, Oil City File)
CASPER, Wyo. –The State of Wyoming filed a motion for a preliminary injunction in its lawsuit against the Biden Administration’s Executive Order “pausing” oil and gas leasing on Federal lands, Governor Mark Gordon’s office announced Tuesday.
“The current de facto leasing moratorium is bad policy for Wyoming and contrary to law,” Governor Gordon said. “This is a key action to protect the interests of Wyoming and her people.”
In the filing, Wyoming asks the Federal District Court of Wyoming for an injunction that orders the Secretary to hold quarterly oil and gas lease sales in Wyoming while the case is being considered. It also “orders the Secretary to hold the March and June 2021 Wyoming federal oil and gas lease sales as soon as reasonably possible,” the governor’s release said.
CHEYENNE Governor Mark Gordon worked with the Attorney General to file a lawsuit against the Federal de-facto moratorium on oil and gas leasing. This week, the State of Wyoming filed a motion for a preliminary injunction in its lawsuit.
In the filing, Wyoming asks the Federal District Court of Wyoming for an injunction that orders the Secretary to hold quarterly oil and gas lease sales in Wyoming while the case is being considered, and orders the Secretary to hold the March and June 2021 Wyoming federal oil and gas lease sales as soon as reasonably possible.
“The current de facto leasing moratorium is bad policy for Wyoming and contrary to law,” Governor Gordon said. “This is a key action to protect the interests of Wyoming and her people.”
Four parents from Mexico and Central America who were among thousands of migrants deported without their children under the Trump administration’s controversial family separation policy will be allowed to join their children in the United States this week, U.S. officials said on Sunday. The parents, who are from Honduras, Guatemala and Mexico, will be the first families to reunite in the United States since the Biden administration began taking.
The legal system moves slowly, but the opening round of the main event is at hand.
Epic’s basic allegations boil down to that Apple’s 30% commission for sales to Apple customers cannot be explained by anything other than that Apple is using monopoly power to make consumers pay more than they should and to drain profits from software developers like EPIC by:
Using technology to block sales to Apple device owners outside Apple ‘s App store
Banning from Apple’s devices all products of developers who work around the technical roadblocks
Charging an unjustifiable 30% commission for sales through Apple’s App Store
Democratic Party Alleges Trump-Russia Conspiracy in New Lawsuit
Democratic Party Alleges Trump-Russia Conspiracy in New Lawsuitby wpjljron
Friday, April 20th, 2018.Democratic Party Alleges Trump-Russia Conspiracy in New LawsuitDenying any financial motivation, Mr. Perez said in an interview the lawsuit had been taking shape for months, and recalled facing demands as early as the winter of 2017 to file suit against Mr. Trump for allegedly abetting foreign interference in an American election. He said he had instructed the committee to investigate that possibility, […]
Denying any financial motivation, Mr. Perez said in an interview the lawsuit had been taking shape for months, and recalled facing demands as early as the winter of 2017 to file suit against Mr. Trump for allegedly abetting foreign interference in an American election. He said he had instructed the committee to investigate that possibility, eventually engaging a plaintiffs’ law firm, Cohen Milstein, to assemble th