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Biden pledge to make federal fleet electric faces slow start

President Joe Biden often promises to lead by example by moving quickly to convert the U.S. government fleet to zero-emission electric vehicles

The Independent UK

Downtown’s endangered Century and Consumers buildings deserve landmark status

The city is making the right move by standing up to the feds and formally arguing that the towers are historically and architecturally important.

Chicago Sun-Times

Glasgow cleaning firm bought by English rival

The existing management team will remain, with the owner supporting integration efforts

Insider UK

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A timeline of the investigation into Trump's Mar-a-Lago docs

Ex-president says he has been indicted on seven charges related to his alleged unlawful retention of national defence information at Mar-a-Lago

The Independent UK

US Department of Education opens investigation into allegations of discrimination against LGBTQ students by a Connecticut school district

With the new school year set to begin in Farmington on Aug. 29, Irving A. Robbins Middle School rising eighth graders Miles* and Quentin* are cautiously optimistic.

Tribune News Service

ALVOF: Alvopetro Energy Successfully Completed Drilling of 182-C1 & 183-B1 Exploration Wells. Capacity of gas processing facility on track to increase by 25%.

By Steven Ralston, CFA OTC:ALVOF | TSX:ALV.V READ THE FULL ALVOF RESEARCH REPORT

Benzinga

Trump wanted to stay in power ‘at all costs’ because he was making ‘millions’ off being president, Jan 6 committee member says

“Donald Trump was engaged in bringing millions of dollars into his hotels and golf courses and other commercial licensing deals and so on from foreign governments,” said Maryland Democrat Jamie Raskin

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Are the endangered Century and Consumer buildings headed toward landmark status?

Let’s hope so. It would be a better fate than the federal government’s plan to demolish the structures for a security plaza.

Chicago Sun-Times

City landmarks panel backs review of State Street buildings that feds say are security risk

The members act after getting a petition from more than 22,000 people who voiced support for saving the early 20th century structures, setting up a potential show down with the federal government over security concerns for the nearby Dirksen Federal Courthouse.

Chicago Sun-Times

Glasgow School of Art appoints new chair after Muriel Gray's resignation

The new chair has more than 30 years of experience.

The National (Scotland)

Explore preservation group’s plan to save two doomed Loop towers

Federal government ought to give a proper hearing to this or any other legit, preservation-minded proposal.

Chicago Sun-Times

Groups coalesce around plan to save State Street buildings

The proposal calls for turning them into a shared archive center, but the properties’ owner, the federal government, wants the early 20th century high-rises wrecked.

Chicago Sun-Times

Glasgow School of Art restoration 'favours cheapest over most suitable bid'

A GLASGOW architect claims the procees around the Glasgow School of Art (GSA) rebuild “favours the cheapest over the most suitable bid”.

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow School of Art Mackintosh rebuild tender 'favours cheapest over most suitable bid'

Paul Stallan, co-founder and principal of the Glasgow-based practice Stallan Brand, made the comments in architectural magazine Architects' Journal the week before last.

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Insider UK

Scotland wins bid to host global seafood conference

The event's first UK hosting is due to take place in autumn 2024

Chicago Sun-Times

Loop skyscrapers must be demolished to protect safety of Dirksen federal building

I respect the interest in historic preservation. But the Dirksen Courthouse and those who work in it have been targeted before, and security vulnerabilities around the courthouse must be addressed.

Salon

State Dept.: Trump gift records missing

The only reason to conceal gift records is "because you intend to violate the law," former U.S. attorney says

Chicago Sun-Times

A federal case: U.S. government shouldn’t wreck two Loop skyscrapers in the name of safety

The buildings’ demolition would create an economic and pedestrian dead zone on State Street. And it would be a shameful waste of some really good Chicago architecture.

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The Independent UK

Donald Trump’s Washington DC hotel sold for $375m after government approves deal

Trump Organization poured $200m into Old Post Office in DC to convert it into a hotel

The Independent UK

Glasgow School of Art in search for new chairperson

The art school is currently finalising its new strategic plan.

Daily Record

Scots students on hunger strike over fossil fuels as they have 'no other option'

Jasmin Roberts, 17, and Hannah Torrance Bright, 20, are starving themselves as they feel they have 'no other option'.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow School of Art students go on hunger strike to demand action from uni

The two students, aged 17 and 20, intend to go on hunger strike until Glasgow School of Art make a concrete commitment to divest from all fossil fuel and arms investment.

The Independent UK

Democrats ask government to cancel Trump’s DC hotel lease

‘In light of these new revelations ... we request that you consider terminating the Old Post Office Building lease to former President Trump and the Trump Organization,’ wrote Reps Carolyn Maloney and Gerald Connolly

The Independent UK

New York attorney general subpoenas records on Trump’s DC hotel

James is looking at whether Trump’s company misled the federal government to obtain a lease on a historic Washington, DC building

The Guardian - US

Russia is the ‘aggressor’, says White House, but Biden open to more talks with Putin – as it happened

White House dismisses Putin’s criticism of US and allies while Blinken urges Russia to pursue diplomatic path in Ukraine

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