Nithya Raman: “End neighborhood oil drilling for good. The City Council will soon vote, for the second time in four years, to ban new oil wells and phase out existing operations…Over the long term, we should close all of these wells.”
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NEW: Soros Groups Orchestrated China-Funded Scheme To Harass Seattle Data Center Developers and Workers: Lawsuit:
“China could not be happier with this anti-data center movement,” Trump said in August…China has been a growing economic powerhouse and its primary interest is to weaken the United States and to reduce its enormous advantage—first in AI and second in data processing.”
“China could not be happier with this anti-data center movement,” Trump said in August…China has been a growing economic powerhouse and its primary interest is to weaken the United States and to reduce its enormous advantage—first in AI and second in data processing.”
NEW: California Climate Boondoggle: State Program Facing Slew Of Fraud, Mismanagement Accusations:
"California’s flagship public electric transportation program has spent over $1 billion and faces allegations of fraud and inadequate government oversight... The California Clean Truck and Bus Voucher Incentive Project (HVIP) has spent $1 billion subsidizing allegedly over 16,000 electric vehicles for the Golden State. However, the project has been accused of misallocating millions of dollars..."
"California’s flagship public electric transportation program has spent over $1 billion and faces allegations of fraud and inadequate government oversight... The California Clean Truck and Bus Voucher Incentive Project (HVIP) has spent $1 billion subsidizing allegedly over 16,000 electric vehicles for the Golden State. However, the project has been accused of misallocating millions of dollars..."
REPORT: Biden's Interior Secretary, Who Invoked 'Indigenous Knowledge' To Ban Oil Drilling, Wins Governor's Race in New Mexico, America's Second-Biggest Oil Producer:
“New Mexico's workers and families cannot afford to become collateral damage in a political fight over American energy…If the state were to scale back oil and gas production as Haaland promised, it would dramatically decrease energy supplies nationwide at a time when the country's supplies are already strained and prices have surged.”
“New Mexico's workers and families cannot afford to become collateral damage in a political fight over American energy…If the state were to scale back oil and gas production as Haaland promised, it would dramatically decrease energy supplies nationwide at a time when the country's supplies are already strained and prices have surged.”
REPORT: Back From the Dead: Shuttered, Bloomberg-Backed Climate Project That Paid Salaries of Government Lawyers Quietly Reappears in Vermont:
"A controversial, climate-focused initiative at New York University—that paid the salaries of top officials in Democratic attorney general offices nationwide but quietly shuttered earlier this year—appears to have found a new home about 230 miles north...
Nine members of the shuttered NYU State Energy and Environmental Impact Center, including its executive director and legal director, have migrated to the Vermont Law and Graduate School’s new Multistate Assistance for Public Service Leadership and Excellence (MAPLE) initiative in recent months...
Those hirings came around the time that the NYU Impact Center, which had received significant funding from billionaire environmental philanthropist Michael Bloomberg, unexpectedly shut down on Aug. 31, 2026, nearly a decade after it was founded, without any public announcement, the Washington Free Beacon reported. The closure came amid multiple congressional and state-level investigations over alleged ethics issues related to its funding and its practice of paying the salaries of environmental officials it placed in state attorney general offices."
"A controversial, climate-focused initiative at New York University—that paid the salaries of top officials in Democratic attorney general offices nationwide but quietly shuttered earlier this year—appears to have found a new home about 230 miles north...
Nine members of the shuttered NYU State Energy and Environmental Impact Center, including its executive director and legal director, have migrated to the Vermont Law and Graduate School’s new Multistate Assistance for Public Service Leadership and Excellence (MAPLE) initiative in recent months...
Those hirings came around the time that the NYU Impact Center, which had received significant funding from billionaire environmental philanthropist Michael Bloomberg, unexpectedly shut down on Aug. 31, 2026, nearly a decade after it was founded, without any public announcement, the Washington Free Beacon reported. The closure came amid multiple congressional and state-level investigations over alleged ethics issues related to its funding and its practice of paying the salaries of environmental officials it placed in state attorney general offices."
