Supreme Court likely to dismiss greenhouse case on public nuisance
The editors argue the justices appear set to throw out six states' effort to regulate greenhouse gas emissions via public nuisance suits. They favor EPA regulation under the Clean Air Act, noting the issue is political and administrative, not judicial, and urge Congress to decide. The piece hints at June decision expectations and hopes Republican gains curb EPA authority.
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Los Angeles Times
High Court
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Tribe
Congress
EPA
House
Lawmakers Federal Officials Contact Details
A rundown of Texas federal and state lawmakers with office addresses in Washington and Texas. Includes Rep. Conaway Neugebauer Canseco Craddick Lewis Seliger Uresti and Sen. Cornyn Hutchison, plus Tryon Lewis and other district offices with phones and emails.
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U.S
Mike Conaway
Midland
Cannon House
Washington
D.C
Fox
W. Eighth St
Odessa
Desta Drive
Conaway
House
Randy Neugebauer
Lubbock
Washington, D.C
Randy.house
Francisco ‘Quico' R. Canseco
San Antonio
Longworth
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Russell Senate
Hutchison
Senate
Tryon Lewis
Republican
West 4Th Street
Austin
P.O
Tryon.lewis
State
Tom Craddick
Capitol
Austin TX
Tinyurl
Sen
Kel Seliger
Amarillo
E. University Blvd
Senate State.tv
Carlos Uresti
Senate.state
Pulitzer Prize 1988 Editorial Page Note
The text reflects a 1988 editorial page dedication asserting that peace starts with men and that freedom is God given. It emphasizes readers’ information as a means to preserve freedom and self-control as the core gift, urging personal responsibility over political granting. The fragment ends abruptly.
Thomas Sowell: Hoover Senior Fellow and Columnist
Thomas Sowell, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, is a syndicated columnist known for his work on economics and social policy. He writes to offer insights alongside other thinkers within the Hoover and broader academic communities.
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Sowell
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
Race and Economics by Walter Williams review sparks debate
A reader praises Walter Williams's Race and Economics as a rigorous challenge to fashionable beliefs about race and the economy. The author highlights Williams's arguments on higher costs in minority neighborhoods, the impact of government interventions on black employment, and historical shifts in unemployment, urging open-minded reading while noting potential biases.
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Walter Williams
Professor Williams
Walter
Washington
China may cut foreign reserves to trim inflation
BILL WILSON argues China could slash its foreign exchange reserves from 3.04 trillion to about 1 trillion, citing excess liquidity and a need to curb inflation. He notes central bankers and officials proposing diversified uses of reserves, warns of risks to U.S. debt markets, and frames the issue as high-stakes for American interests.
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Bill Wilson
China
Xinhua
Zhou Xiaochuan
People’s Bank of China
Zhou
Tang Shuangning
China Everbright Group
Tang
Xia bin
U.S. S
U.S
Treasuries
Fed
Treasury
Barack Obama
Bill
Permian golfer Micah Rodgers makes state tournament
Odessa American praises Micah Rodgers for qualifying for the state golf tournament, the first Permian boy to reach the event since 2002. The paper invites thumbs up or down opinions via email.
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Micah Rodgers
Micah
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