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The Los Angeles Times reports on a controversial new Tennessee climate change law: “Tennessee enacted a law Tuesday that critics contend allows public school teachers to challenge climate change and evolution in their classrooms without fear of sanction.”The New York Times... Read More

The House Natural Resources Committee balked Tuesday night at the Interior Department’s efforts to comply with a GOP subpoena over a 2010 report on the deepwater drilling moratorium imposed after the BP oil spill. “The department has failed to comply with the subpoena and its... Read More

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) has looked into President Obama’s heart and found his oft-stated commitment to an “all of the above” energy plan lacking. “When Obama says ‘all of the above,’ it is something he knows he has to say politically. I don’t think it comes from... Read More

Republican leaders in Congress have warned President Obama against any attempts to pass last-minute regulations if he loses reelection this year. House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) and Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) sent a letter to Obama Wednesday urging him not... Read More

The Obama administration unveiled a slew of new initiatives Wednesday aimed at improving U.S. energy security on the battlefield. The announcement is part of an administration-wide push to emphasize energy security as a key part of President Obama’s “all-of-the-above” energy... Read More

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A conservative political action committee is going up with a new television commercial — backed by a $1.7 million ad buy — slamming President Obama’s energy policies. The ad, titled “Too Much,” accuses the president of taking credit for increased oil production... Read More