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API finds flaws in Biden administration's new offshore leasing plan - Vimarsana News

API finds flaws in Biden administration's new offshore leasing plan

“While the Department of the Interior announced a much-needed offshore lease sale today, the Biden administration continues to throw up roadblock after roadblock to American energy production, prioritizing their campaign promise to stop American oil and natural gas development in federal waters over their duty to meet Americans’ energy needs," writes API's Holly Hopkins.

BOEM Publishes Details of Planned Lease Sale 261, NOIA Complains - Vimarsana News

BOEM Publishes Details of Planned Lease Sale 261, NOIA Complains

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has announced it will publish the Final Notice of Sale for Gulf of Mexico Oil…

BOEM Publishes Final Notice of Sale for GoM Oil & Gas Lease Sale 261 | Energy - Vimarsana News

BOEM Publishes Final Notice of Sale for GoM Oil & Gas Lease Sale 261 | Energy

BOEM will publish the Final Notice of Sale and Record of Decision for Gulf of Mexico Oil and Gas Lease Sale 261 in the Federal Register on August 25, 2023.

Probity, sanctions and conduct – review of a challenge to GFSC enforcement powers | Walkers - Vimarsana News

Probity, sanctions and conduct – review of a challenge to GFSC enforcement powers | Walkers

The recent decision of the Royal Court of Guernsey (the "Royal Court") in Domaille, Clarke and Hannis v Guernsey Financial Services Commission (available here) involved an appeal...

Can The IRS Take Money Out Of Your Bank Account? - Vimarsana News

Can The IRS Take Money Out Of Your Bank Account?

Can the IRS take money out of your bank account? Yes, and it’s perfectly legal to do so. Bank account levies are avoidable