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March 15, 2013

Tax reform a tough balancing act for Democrats

Tax reform is the type of policy that would seem tailor-made for vulnerable Democrats up for reelection next year and seeking to prove their tax-cutting, pro-business chops.

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March 15, 2013

Obama Announces 3 Cabinet Nominations

WASHINGTON — President Obama on Monday made three cabinet nominations — for budget, energy and environmental policy — hours before his first cabinet meeting of his second term.

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March 15, 2013

California governor Brown says state needs to look at “fracking”

(Reuters) - California Governor Jerry Brown, a prominent environmentalist, said on Wednesday the state should consider the use of "fracking" technology to develop its massive shale oil reserves and reduce reliance on imported oil.

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March 15, 2013

House Republican focuses on tax reform but sees no quick fix

(Reuters) - The top Republican tax legislator on Tuesday renewed a vow to try overhauling the complex federal tax code this year, but he said no actual legislation would be forthcoming soon.

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March 15, 2013

Only battleground, not common ground, in budget wars

WASHINGTON — Most Americans say they want President Obama and a divided Congress to compromise on major issues, but competing budget proposals out this week from House Republicans and Senate Democrats underscore why it's so hard to find.

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March 15, 2013

EIA Expects U.S. Oil Output To Top Net Imports, Trims Demand Estimates

NEW YORK--Rising U.S. crude-oil output will top net imports for the first time in more than 17 years this autumn, according to government projections released Tuesday.

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February 26, 2013

Are endangered species endangering property rights?

Late last year, Lynn Adams received an offer of nearly $1 million for an option on the mineral wealth under his family’s land in San Juan County

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February 26, 2013

LNG exports won’t hurt U.S. price advantage, speaker says

The federal government probably will approve wider liquefied natural gas exports, and that won't hurt plans for multibillion-dollar chemical plants along the Texas coast and elsewhere, a leading economist said Wednesday in Houston.

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February 26, 2013

‘Israel can follow US path to energy independence’

 

American oilman Harold Hamm tells 'Post' that Israel can achieve “energy renaissance” as US has.

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February 26, 2013

Idaho Senate passes endangered-species management legislation

BOISE — Legislation giving the state primacy over the management of its fish and wildlife and the final say on the introduction of endangered species has cleared the Senate.

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