15 State Attorneys General Ask CEOs of Major Corporations to Dump DEI Policies

Fifteen state attorneys general urged a group of top corporate leaders on April 15 to drop their companies’ diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. Such programs are “divisive” and “unlawful,” the state officeholders, led by Andrew Bailey of Missouri, said in correspondence addressed to Business Roundtable. The six-page letter was signed by 14 other state

Trump Orders Technological Upgrades in Infrastructure Permitting Processes

As the president imposes retaliatory tariffs, companies like Nvidia are committing to setting up manufacturing hubs in the country. President Donald Trump issued a memorandum to expeditiously conduct environmental reviews and evaluate permits for leveraging modern technology and fast-tracking related projects in the country. Trump has ordered executive departments and agencies to “make maximum use

Biden Limps Back Into the Spotlight. Plus, Harvard Lionizes Law Student Facing Criminal Case Over Assault of Israeli Classmate.

The prodigal great-grandfather returns: Democrats aren’t particularly enthusiastic about Joe Biden’s return to the national spotlight. The 82-year-old former president doesn’t seem to care, with the man sometimes referred to as “Sleepy Joe” delivering his first major address since leaving the White House at a conference hosted by Advocates, Counselors, and Representatives for the Disabled.

EIA’s Energy Forecast Based on Pre-Trump ‘Assumptions,’ Spokesperson Says

The Energy Information Administration’s Long-Range Outlook predicts declining oil demand, flatlining natural gas output, and greater renewable reliance by 2050. The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) is sticking with its previous projections that demand for domestic oil will decline in the next decade, while natural gas production flatlines, and non-nuclear renewable energies continue to grow.