Supreme Court limits EPA power to curb power plant emissions
The 6-3 ruling says Congress did not grant the EPA authority to craft sweeping nationwide rules shifting the power sector from fossil fuels to renewables. It preserves plant level emission control while blocking broader cap and trade style programs, signaling more legal battles ahead.
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Four Freedoms and Freedom in Troubled Times Reflections
Chronicle-Telegram columnist Rini Jeffers reflects on independence day amid national dismay. The piece ties FDRs Four Freedoms to modern politics, civil rights, and the risks of rising extremism while urging cautious celebration and thoughtful citizenship.
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NATO summit test of unity and Ukraine aid
The Madrid NATO gathering showcases renewed alliance unity against Putin and China, with Finland and Sweden invited to join. Biden warns of long, costly support for Ukraine but wavers on clear endgame while delivery delays and hesitation risk undermining momentum and widening intra alliance tensions.
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