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An Ohio judge has ruled that the Centers for Disease Control lacked the authority to issue a federal eviction ban.

Daily Energy Insider Published on February 11, 2021 by Dave Kovaleski © Shutterstock American Electric Power sold its 48-megawatt (MW) hydroelectric Racine Plant in Racine, Ohio, to Eagle Creek Renewable Energy. “The sale of Racine Plant is part of our ongoing strategic evaluation of our generating assets as we focus on our regulated business operations and invest in the infrastructure and energy innovations that bring value to our customers,” Nicholas Akins, AEP chairman, president and CEO, said. “We continue to add new emission-free energy both in our regulated states and through co...

/PRNewswire/ -- American Electric Power (Nasdaq: AEP) has reached an agreement to sell its 48-megawatt (MW) hydroelectric Racine Plant in Racine, Ohio, owned...

2 Feb 2021 The petty totalitarians of the Lincoln Project, the so-called Republican effort to drum up opposition to President Donald Trump’s re-election and then to the party as a whole, once made lists of Trump staff and supporters for retribution. Now they find themselves on “lists,” as the scandal surrounding Lincoln Project co-founder John Weaver begins to widen. Weaver faces claims of sexual harassment after reports that he send “explicit messages to nearly a dozen young men, offering them career advice and jobs in exchange for sexual favors,” some allegedly underage, Breitbart...

‘While your political action committees — or the personal checks you've written — may be only one small portion of your organization's government affairs program, these days, it's the one everyone seems to be talking about,' write Bruce Hennes and Nora Jacobs of Hennes Communications.