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When I was born in the heart of anthracite coal country in the 1950s, coal mines were still operating. Their prospects today—particularly after the United Mine Workers of America union just announced their support for a transition away from coal— look different. Coal has long had a storied history in northeastern Pennsylvania. The region grew fast and rich from the 18th to the mid-20th centuries, with anthracite (“hard”) coal noted in the area by John Jenkins, Sr. on a map in 1762. An agent of William Penn reported back to London in 1765 that coal was present, noting in a...

Mar 31, 2021 / 10:42 PM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — During his weekly COVID-19 briefing, Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb stood firm in his decision to ease restrictions beginning Tuesday. Holcomb responded to a comment made by Kentucky’s Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear asking him to reconsider lifting Indiana’s mask mandate. “Gov. Beshear has my direct phone number and he’s happy to call; I’m not looking to change my mind. He has not contacted me. I did see his comments and I would say that I have always taken the approach, my style has been to respect all other governors and the decisio...

Country and $8 billion could do a lot of work in a lot of areas. thank you to all three of you. joe biden, daniel gore, let's take a look at what it means to and for the president to declare a national emergency and what congress could do about it. the national emergencies act went into effect in 1976. including the first one punishing the iranian government after the 1979 u.s. embassy hostage crisis. also in effect the declaration after the september 11th attacks. he activates a slew of powers including the ability to take control of certain land like farmland to begin military building proje...