A new report from the agency charged with overseeing America’s energy system warns that soaring electricity demand is outstripping supply, and current energy policies driving more power plants into retirement are making the problem worse. The North American Electric Reliability Corp. (NERC) ...
As Congress looks to 2025, bipartisan proposals from the House working group on paid family leave show that the pieces for effective bipartisan action next year are already in place. Recent polling confirms that the public wants leaders to work together to tackle the country’s biggest ...
As political power shifts in Washington, a contentious debate is emerging over the possibility of pre-emptive pardons for individuals who could face legal scrutiny by the incoming Trump administration. Many are nervous about Kash Patel’s plans to reform the FBI and other law enforcement ...
There is a lot of dither about the future of journalism. Make no mistake, it is the essential commodity. If you know what is going on in Gaza, Ukraine or Syria, it is because brave journalists told you. Not the government, not some academic institution, not artificial intelligence, and not ...
Nearly a year after its announcement, Nippon Steel’s purchase of U.S. Steel is a paradox. On the one hand, the two countries, the United States and Japan, have never been closer. On the other hand, for the two companies, approval of the steel deal has been snared in politics. For years, the ...
As Christmas approaches, I know that my Christian friends will ask me why I chose to work for the environmental nonprofit Earthday.org instead of engaging in hands-on field ministry. My answer — look at the headlines. Wildfires, rising oceans, coral bleaching, species extinction, ...