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• Scientists discover something huge Treasure trove of rare metalsNecessary for clean energy hidden in toxic coal waste (CNN)

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• of supreme court Arguments in a lawsuit that could limit the scope of the lawsuit are scheduled to be heard on Tuesday. National Environmental Policy Act.

• of House Committee on Natural Resources Oversight Subpanel will be heldhearing above anti-israel protests On National Park Service grounds.

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Millions will lose health insurance if ACA subsidies expire: CBO

Millions of people will remain uninsured if extended subsidies from the Affordable Care Act (ACA) are allowed to expire at the end of 2025, according to a new report released by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO). As a result, insurance premiums will rise. read more

Pete Hegseth's lawyer threatens to file extortion lawsuit against accuser

Pete Hegseth's attorney has threatened to file an extortion lawsuit against his client's sexual assault accuser if Hegseth is not confirmed as secretary of defense. read more