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Unemployment Falls to 4.5 Percent in Spite of Weak Job Growth
The employment-to-population ratio also edged up to 60.1 percent, a new high for the recovery.
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Westinghouse Bankruptcy Leaves Costly Nuclear Mess for Southern Utility Customers
Federal and state officials who oversee nuclear power can't say they weren't warned.
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Louisiana’s Bayou Bridge Pipeline Is One Permit Closer to Reality as Groups Plan Continued Resistance
“We are not protesters, we are water protectors.”
Boycotting Bill O’Reilly: More Than 50 Advertisers Pull Ads From Fox Show Over Sexual Harassment Scandal
Meanwhile, a third Fox News employee has joined a lawsuit charging the network with racial discrimination.
Syria Has Become a Circus of Death: Doctor Warns of Growing Humanitarian Crisis as War Rages On
The US, France and Britain have accused the Syrian government of carrying out the attack.
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Major Conflict of Interest Threatens Environmental Impact Review for Atlantic Coast Pipeline
A contractor working for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has ties to the leading environmental contractor.
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Glyphosate: Health Concerns About the Most Widely Used Pesticide
Many scientists have raised concerns about the health risks of glyphosate, the most widely used pesticide.
Trump’s Dirty Energy Policies Face Backlash in States Across the Country
Trump is undoing Obama's climate policies, but much of the country is moving in the opposite direction.
Congress Subpoenas Drug Enforcement Administration for Informant Policy
Members of Congress have been seeking copies of the DEA's informant guidelines since last year.
Iran Deal Working, Trump Administration Concedes
Trump has always considered the Iran deal “the worst deal ever negotiated,” but a statement issued Tuesday shows that it's working.