(The Center Square) – Gas prices are steadily rising around the U.S. again, leaving many cash-strapped Americans struggling to keep up.
Latest News
- Americans face rising gas prices again
- Kyiv adopts mobilisation law as Moscow strikes facilities across country
- Leader of anti-conservation group speaks at timber conference sponsored by UW-Madison center
- Bumpy ride for electric cars in Europe
- Noble Corporation plc publishes proxy statement and notice to convene its 2024 annual general meeting
News
Ukrainian lawmakers approved on Thursday an army mobilisation bill that sparked anger after it was stripped of provisions allowing long-serving soldiers to be discharged, as Moscow pounded the country's energy facilities, destroying a power station in the Kyiv region.
Electric cars are a key part of Europe's green transition plans but the road ahead remains littered with obstacles with 10 years to go before a crucial milestone.
Venezuela on Tuesday announced the arrest of ex-petroleum minister Tareck El Aissami and dozens of others in a probe into an alleged multi-million dollar crypto fraud at state oil company PDVSA.
Pointing to the still paltry share of renewable energy in global supply, the head of Saudi Aramco described the current energy transition strategy as a misguided failure on Monday.
Schools
The Fairfield High School Science Department and Music Departm…
According to Laura Toeckes, School Nutrition Director, writing…
3 Rivers Banner Scholarship – Cooper Christensen and Cowen Kli…
National Sports
Obituaries
Opinion
Hillary Clinton recently told voters unhappy with the two 2024 presidential candidates this year: “Get over yourself.” With that comment, she not only dismissed the tens of millions of voters who had no say in choosing Biden and Trump, but also the two-thirds of voters overall who are frustrated with a rematch they do not want.
The American constitutional structure was designed to promote moderation, compromise, and incremental change. Throughout most of our history, it has worked as intended. The pendulum of public policy has swung from left to right to left to right, but rarely too far in either direction.
Business/Energy
WASHINGTON — South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem told the U.S. House Agriculture Committee on Wednesday to be vigilant about Chinese ownership of farmland in the United States. Noem appeared at the hearing about foreign entities – specifically those from China – buying farmland as concerns have grown in Congress and in dozens of state capitals […]
The post Watch out for China buying U.S. farmland, Noem tells U.S. House panel appeared first on Nebraska Examiner.
BURLINGTON, WA – Central Graphics, Inc. in Romeoville, IL has …
Paxton Media Group has purchased the Wilkes Journal-Patriot ne…
Commented
Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.