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Congress has revived a proposal to sell Western public lands to minimize increases to the deficit in the proposed budget bill — and this time, federal land in Colorado would not be left out.
A spokesperson for the organization which made the database told Newsweek "People carrying out violent state policy should not be protected by anonymity."
The British public's expectations for inflation in the coming 12 months cooled in May, according to a Bank of England survey on Friday ahead of its interest rates decision next week.
Alexa Canuso (13) of Audubon reacts after scoring a run during the fourth inning of the Haddon Township vs. Audubon softball game in the South Jersey Group 1 final at Audubon High School in Audubon, NJ, Friday, June 6, 2025. Al Amrhein | For NJ Advance Media The biggest day of the 2025 public softball season is almost here: the public state finals.
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Proposals to build two battery farms near Rotherham are due to go to a full public inquiry. Harmony TC Ltd and Newton Energy have lodged plans to build facilities at Moat Lane, Wickersley, but both were rejected by Rotherham Council on grounds they were "inappropriate developments" on green belt land.
The New York State Public Service Commission approved 29 infrastructure projects worth $636.2 million, enabling 642 megawatts of electrification upgrades, the commission said on Thursday.
Chile presidential candidate Evelyn Matthei laid out plans to save state coffers $1.5 billion annually by combating fraud and revamping government purchases, following a scandal over irregular medical leave by public employees.
About 150 people have attended a public meeting calling for the union Unite and Birmingham City Council to resolve the ongoing strike by bin workers. The all-out strike began 13 weeks ago in a dispute over pay, and the union has warned the strike could last until December after members voted to continue the action.