The Biden Administration and Congress have pledged to combat the rapidly worsening climate crisis. The inflation reduction act was passed into law with plenty of provisions all over it that address en

The national midterm elections are fast approaching, with candidates campaigning for offices across the United States. The Election Assistance Commission, the federal elections clearinghouse, turns 20

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According to new research from Eagle Hill Consulting, . Expenses topped the reasons given for eschewing vacation time, with self-imposed pressure coming next.  Frank Konkel is the Executive Editor of

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