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Month: March 2023

Inside the Biden administration’s fraught decision to green-light the controversial Willow Project

By Ella Nilsen, CNN About two weeks before the Biden administration approved the Willow oil drilling project — slated to extract millions of barrels of oil from Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve — Interior Secretary Deb Haaland held a meeting with key environmental advocates and Indigenous groups that opposed the project. Those constituents prevailed on her

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‘Exactly what they knew it would be’: Community responds to no charges filed in Malcolm Johnson case

By Abby Dodge Click here for updates on this story     KANSAS CITY, Missouri (KSHB) — It’s been almost two years since police tape lined the corner of 63rd Street and Prospect Avenue. Community leaders said there were raw emotions in the weeks following the death of Malcolm Johnson. Investigators said officers were trying to bring

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“Yo no puedo autoinhabilitarme” para la elección presidencial de 2024, dice Henrique Capriles

Sol Amaya (CNN Español) — Henrique Capriles, aspirante presidencial por el partido opositor venezolano Primero Justicia, dijo que no se “autoinhabilitará” ante la sanción administrativa que le impide ejercer cargos públicos y, por tanto, registrarse como candidato para las elecciones presidenciales de 2024. “Yo no puedo autoinhabilitarme, ni voy a ir a pedirle permiso al

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