Liberals and environmentalists are rejoicing tonight over the Obama administration’s decision to delay — or in bureaucratese, “seek further review of” — a proposal to...
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White House to comply with Solyndra subpoena
The White House has told House lawmakers that it will comply with a subpoena to turn over internal communications on Solyndra.
GOP calls for drilling in Arctic Wildlife Refuge to pay for infrastructure
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