Trump narrows list for Supreme Court justice
President Trump plans to nominate a new Supreme Court justice next week to replace the late Antonin Scalia. He has discussed options with Senate leaders as hearings are set for March. Top candidates include Neil Gorsuch, William Pryor, and Thomas Hardiman, seen as young, originalist conservatives aligned with Scalia’s philosophy.
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Spicer Says Trump Suspects Voter Fraud In 2016 Vote
White House said President Trump continues to believe millions voted illegally in last year’s election, though observers dispute the claim. Spicer noted Trump’s belief persists despite GOP leaders and election officials denying evidence supporting the assertion.
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Trump powers fast track pipeline approvals across US
Environmental groups vow tough fight as Trump uses memoranda and an executive order to expedite cross border and domestic pipelines. He orders resubmission for TransCanada and 60 day decisions by State, Army reviews for Dakota Access, Keystone-linked moves, and a plan to require American steel. He promotes high priority infrastructure, critics warn of weakened environmental review and protests by American Indian groups.
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Oil hits bottom stabilizing after brutal 2016 drop
Experts say oil prices have bottomed and stabilized, likely leveling off economic performance in oil states. Alaska may need taxes to cover deficits. Montana shows modest growth. Louisiana, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma face budget pressures from oil downturns. Texas remains strongest with AAA rating. Wyoming braces for reserve drawdown amid coal and oil impacts.
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