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Biden is gaslighting us on natural gas

Why it's time for President Biden to say no to methane gas exports

Salon

Delhi high court directs govt to form committee for pay commission implementation in private schools

NEW DELHI: The Delhi high court has instructed the city government to establish a high-powered committee responsible for overseeing the implementation of recommendations and guidelines from the sixth and seventh Central Pay Commission (CPC).

The Times of India

Cornell and Columbia universities under DoE probe for antisemitism and Islamophobia

Federal officials have warned of rising threat of antisemitic and Islamophobic incidents amid Israel-Hamas war

The Independent UK

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Energy Department tries to boost US battery industry with another $3.5 billion in funding

The Department of Energy is making a push to strengthen the U.S. battery supply chain — the minerals and parts that go into batteries

The Independent UK

Fix Student Loan Billing Errors, Group Says

A student loan servicer has caused 'confusion and financial distress' for 2.5 million borrowers, group says.

Kiplinger

Disputes over safety, cost swirl a year after California OK'd plan to keep last nuke plant running

More than a year after California endorsed a proposal to extend the lifespan of its last nuclear power plant, disputes continue to swirl about potential safety risks and future costs tied to the decades-old reactors

The Independent UK

Energy Analyst Questions U.S. Department Of Energy’s Move To Purchase Oil For Strategic Petroleum Reserve

Analyst raises concerns over bid solicitation for oil purchases while prices remain high.

Zenger

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Chicago’s Department of Environment is back, but needs to get bigger

Resurrecting the department is a wise first step, but it needs enough staff to meet the city’s many challenges at a time of climate change and other environmental concerns.

Chicago Sun-Times

Hall Pass: Your Ticket to Understanding School Board Politics, Edition #78

Welcome to Hall Pass, a newsletter written to keep you plugged into the conversations driving school board politics and governance.

Ballotpedia

Some parents in Lahaina fight to keep their school — and kids — together

Schools remain closed after the deadly fires on Maui. Parents say it's important to keep their community from being displaced indefinitely.

WEKU

Sexual assault of 3-yr-old at school: Delhi govt tells HC it has zero tolerance towards such abuse

NEW DELHI: Criminal proceedings have been initiated against a "cleaner" at a Delhi school accused of sexually assaulting a three-year-old girl, the Delhi High Court was informed on Friday.

The Times of India

A new right-winger concern: ceiling fans

"GET YOUR FILTHY TYRANT HANDS OFF OF MY CEILING FANS," writes Texas Congressman Ronny Jackson on X

Salon

Officials told not to ’embarrass’ schools with McGuinness visits, records reveal

There were around 50 demonstrations in schools across Northern Ireland in response to Martin McGuinness’s appointment as education minister in 1999.

The Independent UK

Down 136,000 Students in Just Four Years, New York City's Public Schools Manage To Spend Billions More

Look for these budgetary swindles at a failing K-12 system near you.

Reason

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The Times of India

Delhi school students not allowed to use mobiles in classrooms: DoE

NEW DELHI: Mobile phones are strictly prohibited in the classrooms of Delhi government schools and private schools for students, the Directorate of Education (DoE) said on Thursday.

Kiplinger

Biden Administration Launches New Student Loan Repayment Plan

Federal student loan borrowers can file immediately for the new SAVE program.

Kiplinger

How to Prepare to Start Paying Student Loans Again

A three-year pause on federal student loan payments ends in October. Here’s how to prepare for repayment.

Fortune

There's no such thing as a new nuclear golden age–just old industry hands trying to make a buck

The U.S. lost its industrial base, including heavy forging capacity, decades ago–and the costs of a major nuclear buildout could now be in the trillions.

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Kiplinger

Biden Administration Cancels $130 Million of Debt for ‘Ripped Off’ Students

The decision to benefit 7,400 borrowers who attended the now-defunct CollegeAmerica.

Kiplinger

Proposed Water Heater Standards Could Save Consumers $11.4 Billion Annually

Households could see $1,868 cost cut over life of appliance, DOE says.

The Independent UK

In a nod to Oppenheimer's legacy, US officials vow to prioritize cleanup at nuclear lab

Independent federal investigators say the price tag for cleaning up waste at Los Alamos National Laboratory is rising and federal officials need to do more to track costs and progress of the $7 billion effort

The Hindu

J&K schools reluctant to admit children with special needs

Parents of children with special needs in J&K struggle to get school admission due to lack of inclusive environment. After receiving notice from NCPCR, DoE sent circular to ensure no school denies admission to such children.

The Guardian - US

Jackson Bone: the Trump-linked US law firm engaged in anti-trans litigation

Former administration staffer Candice Jackson partnering with Lauren Adams Bone, legal director of ‘radical feminist’ group

Axios

The U.S. power grid isn't ready for climate change

Human-caused climate change is poised to heavily strain the U.S. power grid in the coming decades.

Tribune News Service

US agencies are latest victims in MOVEit hacking spree

About a week ago, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and the FBI sent out a joint advisory warning that a file-transfer product called MOVEit contained a dangerous flaw, one that could allow hackers to steal data from affected systems.

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