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State of Emergency for Alabama and Florida as Hurricane Isaias continues to strengthen; a new report suggests customers pay the price when utilities fail to plan adequately for clean energy, and a national coalition calls for tighter guardrails on new data centers.
Hegseth says Nidal Hasan will be executed by firing squad, and it will be live streamed, California health plan choices narrow as open enrollment begins, and a Bill to permit industrial aquaculture off Virginia coast stalls in the Senate.
As Isaias strengthens, Florida counties prepare for heat and hurricanes, activists question Sig Sauer's arms sales to Israeli military contractors, and Amtrak plans to introduce sleeker, cleaner trainsets across multiple U.S. routes.
The Gulf Coast readies for what is forecast to be the first hurricane of the Atlantic season, a new report finds energy costs expected to skyrocket in Texas over the next 15 years, and affordability remains top of mind for Connecticut, U.S. voters.
Collins and Jackson face off in Maine's first Senate debate, the Trump administration's immigration policies are linked to increased psychological harm in US children, and drought conditions and rising fuel costs could impact Mississippi's waterfowl hunting season.
Death row inmate Christa Pike is now able to speak to her lawyers; new analysis finds Energy policies could raise costs and cut Michigan jobs, and the polls show Socialism's popularity grows in Maryland and across the nation.
Governor Gaven calls Trump "deranged" for his remarks saying Iran could "take out" Los Angelas or San Diego, a new program in North Carolina brings United Methodist ministers into prisons, and Human trafficking awareness training expands in Tennessee schools.
The Trump administration floats new ways to lower diesel fuel costs, the Indiana death penalty faces renewed scrutiny after Tennessee's failure, and the Farm Bill expires, leaving West Virginia farmers in limbo.
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