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Biden Announces $7 Billion in Solar Projects

The Biden administration announced a $7 billion project to "deliver solar to more than 900,000 low-income and disadvantaged households nationwide through the President’s Investing in America agenda," according to a press release from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Cable News Networks Consider Anchor Pay Cuts as Viewership Dips

Major television networks are contemplating reducing the salaries of key TV personalities to mitigate financial losses as cable news viewership declines. From CNN to Fox...

New York AG Letitia James Sues Beef Producer Over Climate Change

New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit against meat producer JBS USA Food Company.

Think Tank Warns Biden Admin’s ESG Policies Threaten U.S. Food Production

The Buckeye Institute, a think-tank, warned that the Biden administration's push for net-zero climate-control policies threatens U.S. food production.

Border Crisis Adds to Housing Woes: Half of U.S. Renters Struggling

A recent study revealed that, as of 2022, half of renters in the United States grapple with housing affordability issues, exacerbated by a shortage...

Federal Reserve Reveals Operating Loss of $114.3 Billion

The Federal Reserve announced its preliminary results of 2023 financial statements, finding that the central bank ran an operating loss of $114.3 billion.

Earthquakes Hit California, Japan on New Year’s Day

Southern California was hit with a magnitude 4.1 earthquake centered near Rancho Palos Verdes.

Illegal Immigrants With U.S.-Born Children More Likely to Use Welfare Than U.S. Citizens

A report from the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) found that homes led by illegal immigrants with "anchor babies" are more likely to use welfare than homes led by U.S. citizens.

Federal Reserve Officials Expect Economic Growth

Federal Reserve officials voted to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged at a range of 5.25%-5.50%.

New Study Disputes Idea that Children Spread COVID-19 at Daycare

A study published in the JAMA Network Open found that children are more likely to spread COVID-19 among household contacts than at childcare centers.

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