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WATCH LIVE: Ron DeSantis holds press conference in Tallahassee as Hurricane Idalia approaches

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) will hold a press conference on Tuesday in Tallahassee, Florida, as Hurricane Idalia is expected to reach Florida on Wednesday.

Treasury pushes for huge tax credits for clean energy companies

The Treasury Department issued a proposed rule Tuesday that would significantly boost the number of available tax credits for clean energy companies that pay their workers prevailing wages and utilize registered apprentices as part of an effort to create good-paying jobs in the clean energy space.

CMS names 10 drugs under new price controls, but advocates warn of ‘cruel’ side effects

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services released on Tuesday the list of 10 medications that will be part of the price-setting Drug Price Negotiation Program through the Inflation Reduction Act, affecting an estimated 8.2 million patients with a range of illnesses, including heart failure, blood clots, diabetes, and arthritis.

McCarthy ramps up pressure on Biden over Maui wildfire response

The White House's attempts to move past President Joe Biden's response to the Maui wildfires are running into a roadblock in the form of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA).

Half of major lithium deals since 2018 were made by Chinese firms, study says

China’s global reach into the critical minerals sector is deepening further, specifically with lithium, as the country quietly builds out its grip on the market to acquire more resources.

Nikki Haley continues to slam Vivek Ramaswamy: ‘Completely naive’

Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley continued to bash Vivek Ramaswamy on Monday, claiming her Republican 2024 presidential primary foe's foreign policy positions are "completely naive" and "narcissistic."

Energy giants eye up green hydrogen possibilities in the Gulf despite wind skepticism

The Interior Department will hold its first-ever offshore wind auction in the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday, a move that comes as the Biden administration looks to slash fossil fuel emissions and combat climate change.

Marines killed in Australia aircraft crash identified

The three U.S. Marines who died when their helicopter crashed on an Australian island Sunday have been identified.

Fulton County Trump case: Ray Smith becomes first defendant to enter plea

Attorney Ray Smith became the first defendant in former President Donald Trump's Georgia election interference case to enter a plea.

National Archives finds more than 5,000 emails including Biden’s secret email addresses

National Archives officials have found as many as 5,400 records containing the pseudonyms President Joe Biden used while he was vice president, the agency said in a letter on Monday.
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