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The Supreme Court's Options in the Travel Ban Case
Trump issued his initial travel ban by executive order in January, but that measure caused chaos at airports and was quickly halted by the courts, prompting the administration to issue a new executive order with a narrower scope. The move this week is the latest development in a set of complicated legal proceedings. That would limit the practical impact if the application were granted. [Full Article...]
Former Mayor Bloomberg pledges millions to support Paris accord
Murkowski, who has described herself as an "agnostic" when it comes to the Paris climate agreement , said the country is obligated to help address climate change whether or not it's part of the worldwide agreement. Globally-successful USA -based businesses-be they Silicon Valley startups or mainstays such as General Electric and Westinghouse - have science and engineering in their corporate D... [Full Article...]
3rd worker found dead after blast at Wisconsin corn mill
The names of both victims are not being released until family has been notified. The plant processes corn for food use, including corn flour, grits, and meal. Schools in the Cambria-Friesland district closed on Thursday because of the incident. She said she was pleased the district had called in extra counselors. [Full Article...]
Turkey summons US Ambassador over clash during Erdogan's US visit

Climate action 'unstoppable,' nations should stay course — UN chief
A different route would be for America to withdraw from the 1992 UN Framework Convention on Climate Change , under whose auspices the pact was negotiated. And they're doing great. The US has a history of playing the bully in global climate negotiations. Calculations suggest withdrawal from the Paris accord could result in emissions of up to 3 billion tons of additional carbon dioxide a year -... [Full Article...]
Summer meals program launches in Kingsport

Notre Dame Grads Stage Walkout During Vice President Mike Pence's Commencement Speech

Working toward accessible and affordable health care
Nearly half of the public, 49 percent, holds favorable views of the ACA, while 42 percent have negative views, which are among the law's most positive ratings tracked in polls by the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation in the years since the law's passage. [Full Article...]