Politics
The week before Christmas is a busy one, and it starts off with a double bang.
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President Biden will announce Wednesday a new program to replenish the oil that has been sold from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Not everyone is going to like it.
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New rules adopted by the U.S. Commerce Department have hit chipmakers and semiconductor equipment makers hard.
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President Biden on Thursday pardoned people who had been convicted of federal charges of simple possession of marijuana, sending pot stocks soaring. But strong headwinds remain for the industry.
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A new report on how companies account for climate risk in their financial reports reveals that the vast majority do nothing while a relative handful do a little.
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Investment advisory firm Subversive Captial has filed registration documents to create two new ETFs, one to track trades of Republican members of Congress and one to track Democrats.
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The German government Friday morning placed three Russian-controlled oil refineries under trusteeship, seizing control of operations from Russian oil giant Rosneft.
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The White House has issued a new report on the implications of crypto assets on U.S. climate change goals. Here are the highlights.
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Maryland is one of five states in which voters will have a chance to decide in November whether or not to legalize marijuana.
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Colorado residents have the opportunity to vote on the decriminalization of psilocybin and other psychedelics on November 8.
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A new report indicates that the world's five largest oil and gas producers spend more heavily on talking about climate change than they do on investing in taking steps to slow it down.
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As President Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act, the federal government was ordering drastic water cuts out west.
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Semiconductors, especially advanced chips made with the latest technology, have become the latest flash point in the competition between the United States and China.
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A 24/7 Wall St. analysis reveals that this senator from Kentucky is the least popular.
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President Biden has ordered up some sunshine for U.S. solar energy companies.
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