Why one town on the front line of America’s energy transition isn’t letting go : NPR

The coal power plant in Kemmerer, Wyoming, owned by Rocky Mountain Power, is scheduled to be decommissioned next year. Kirk Siegler/NPR hide caption toggle caption Kirk Siegler/NPR The coal power plant in Kemmerer, Wyoming, owned by Rocky Mountain Power, is scheduled to be decommissioned next year. Kirk Siegler/NPR KEMMERER, Wyo. — A few weeks before

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Furnished rental startup Blueground defies proptech woes with $560M in revenue, a new $45M raise

Alex Chatzieleftheriou founded Blueground in 2013 after being frustrated with the dearth of short-term furnished apartments in Europe. He had been traveling as a consultant for McKinsey, living almost exclusively in hotel rooms for months. “One time the company had to pay up to €15,000 for a hotel room in Amsterdam. And there wasn’t enough

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Introducing Amirah: Mustard’s New Popstar Arrives With First Music Video for “Tokio”

Who is Amirah? Earlier this month, those three words were mysteriously plastered across walls in cities like New York City, Chicago, Virginia Beach, and Austin’s SXSW — and now, we have an answer. Today, March 27, Teen Vogue has the pleasure of introducing singer-songwriter Amirah to the world with the exclusive music video debut of

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New York City welcomes robotaxis — but only with safety drivers

New York City announced a new permitting system for companies interested in testing autonomous vehicles on its roads, including a requirement that a human safety driver sit behind the steering wheel at all times. As cities like San Francisco continue to grapple with the problems posed by fully driverless for-hire vehicles, New York City is

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Biden Administration Finalizes Rule Curbing Use of Short-Term Health Plans

The Biden administration announced on Thursday that it had finalized a new regulation that curbs the use of short-term health insurance plans that do not comply with the Affordable Care Act, reversing a move by the Trump administration to give consumers more access to cheaper but skimpier plans. Under the new rule, the short-term plans

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Biden White House quietly intervening in international labor dispute over legal objections

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Buy These “Magnificent Seven” Stars Now or Regret It Later

The inflation panic took the wind out of Wall Street’s sails, especially where it crosses Silicon Valley in a proverbial sense. The stocks of tech titans Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) and Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) took a beating as investors backed away from growth-oriented ideas. Amazon’s shares fell as much as 57% from its pre-panic

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James Comer sums up his ‘evidence’ of Biden crimes. It’s scant.

In an interview Monday with conservative talk radio host Jimmy Failla, Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.), chairman of the House Oversight Committee, provided an unusually succinct description of his case against President Biden. House Republicans appear to have abandoned their impeachment drive against the president, which Comer has led, and instead may go straight to the

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Oregon’s Right to Repair bill is now a law

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek has signed the state’s Right to Repair bill into law, and it even comes with a provision that potentially makes it stronger than California’s and Minnesota’s versions. It’s the first to prohibit (PDF) a practice called “parts pairing,” which requires the use of certain proprietary components for repair. Parts pairing prevents

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How Israel’s war on Gaza has changed Ramadan football | Israel War on Gaza News

Deir el-Balah, Gaza – For over six years, Moath Raja Allah was known as one of the top players in Gaza’s Ramadan football tournaments. The 19-year-old from Nuseirat collected 12 trophies and countless accolades for his skills. This year, Raja Allah is spending Ramadan at a makeshift refugee camp at Al-Salah Football Club in Deir

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