Fossil Fuels Work to Keep America Comfortable This International Clean Energy Day
Winter Storms and Clean Energy Efforts Fossil fuels account for a significant share of electricity in the U.S. As Winter Storm Fern continued to impact large parts of the country on Monday, it coincided with the United Nations’ International Day of Clean Energy. This day, established in 2023, was recognized by the United Nations General […]
Long Island man found guilty in brutal Hamptons murder for which he sought a handyman’s help to clean up
A man from Long Island has been convicted of first-degree murder after violently attacking his longtime friend following a day of drinking in the Hamptons. Jeremy Allen, 44, assaulted Christopher Hearn, 43, for a brutal 18 minutes on September 27, 2024. The horrifying attack was so severe that sounds of the beatings were recorded on […]
Pritzker supports offenders again by signing the debated ‘Clean Slate’ bill into law.
New Bill Aims to Help Nonviolent Offenders in Illinois Despite ongoing issues with violent crime in Chicago, Democratic Governor J.B. Pritzker has signed a new law designed to assist former prisoners. This legislation aims to make it easier for individuals with nonviolent criminal records to find employment in Illinois. On Saturday, Pritzker put his signature […]
Cowboy rides a horse through Target, causing staff to clean up the aftermath.
Horse Debacle at Target A man recently made headlines by riding a horse into a Target store, causing quite the scene. Honestly, it sounds like the setup for a poor joke, but it’s very much real. This event has a viral video, showing the man, donning a cowboy hat, leap onto a horse with a […]
California State Retirement Fund Experienced a 71% Loss on $468 Million Clean Energy Investment
CalPERS Faces Heavy Losses in Clean Energy Investment The California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS), which manages pensions for state employees, has suffered a significant loss—71%—on its $468 million private equity investment focused on clean energy. Currently, CalPERS pension benefits are only around 79% funded, which leaves California taxpayers and the state government responsible for […]
Business organizations call on senators to approve clean funding legislation to restart the federal government
Business Owners Call for Government Reopening Amid Shutdown Small business owners have suffered significant financial losses due to the ongoing government shutdown, which commenced on October 1 after lawmakers couldn’t agree on funding by the deadline. On Monday, industry leaders penned a letter urging legislators to pass a straightforward continuing resolution (CR) to reopen the […]
Union Urges Approval of Clean Continuing Resolution to Restore Government Operations
Union Calls for End to Government Shutdown The American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE), the largest union for federal workers, is advocating for a straightforward continuing resolution (CR) to help end the ongoing government shutdown, aligning with the demands put forth by Republicans who have already passed such a measure. In a recent blog post […]
Last chance to claim a 30% clean energy credit this fall
As the fall season wraps up and the year comes to a close, it’s crucial for homeowners to pay close attention to their clean energy tax credits. The 30% clean energy tax credit will end on December 31, 2025. Considering an upgrade? Taking action now could lower your taxes, cut your utility bills, and set […]
Charlie Sheen shares his experience with sobriety after almost 8 years of being clean
Charlie Sheen Reflects on Sobriety Journey Charlie Sheen recently shared insights into the pivotal moment that spurred his journey to sobriety. The actor, once infamous for his substance abuse, has now maintained sobriety for almost eight years. After battling addiction amidst significant turmoil, he realized that his lifestyle was negatively affecting not only his health […]
AOC supports Schumer’s senate primary challenge, emphasizing the need for leaders to discuss access to clean drinking water.
Ocasio-Cortez Explores Senate Run Amid Schumer Gaffe Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has not ruled out the possibility of running for the New York Senate seat, following a notable blunder by Sen. Chuck Schumer during a CNN town hall on Wednesday. During a forum that focused on the ongoing government shutdown, Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) joined Sens. Bernie Sanders […]