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Canoo Inc. files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy amid financial struggles, ending operations

News On 6 Electric vehicle company Canoo has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, citing an inability to secure federal loans or foreign investment.

Is Florida's School Model The Answer For Oklahoma?

Noah Mack Governor Ron DeSantis touts the Florida school model as a national example ahead of the Iowa caucuses.

Biden's Inflation Reduction Act Celebrates One-Year Anniversary, Boosts Clean Energy Investments

Alex Cameron The Biden administration Wednesday marked the one-year anniversary of the President's signing of the Inflation Reduction Act, saying the landmark climate legislation is already paying huge dividends, in terms of investment in clean energy initiatives and industries.

More Than 800,000 Student Loan Borrowers Are Getting Billions Of Dollars In Debt Forgiveness This Week

CBS News The one-time account adjustment comes after the Biden administration last month announced it would forgive student loans for 804,000 borrowers with a combined $39 billion in federal student loan debt. These borrowers have been in income-driven repayment (IDR) plans for more than 20 years and "never got the credit they earned" under IDR plans, the White House said in a statement Monday.

Republicans Expressing Worries Over Federal Agencies' Handling Of New Funding

Alex Cameron Republicans are growing increasingly wary about the ability of federal agencies to responsibly and effectively administer all the new funding the Biden administration put in their hands.

Oklahoma's New Energy Secretary Meets With Federal Counterparts In Washington DC

Alex Cameron Secretary McQueen has 40 years of industry-related experience, working at the EPA, in the private sector, and in academia. But he felt it was important to come to re-introduce himself to Washington as Oklahoma's Secretary of Energy and Environment.

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Energy Department Grants Incentivize Construction Of Buildings That Pull CO2 From Air

CBS News The idea that buildings should be constructed with an eye to slowing climate change by making them carbon neutral is being superseded by the development of even more ambitious technologies that aim to remove CO2 from the atmosphere, making them carbon negative.

Energy Department Grants Incentivize Construction Of Buildings That Pull CO2 From Air

Biden Launches $6B Effort To Save Distressed Nuclear Plants

US Announces Charges Against Russians In Global Hacking Campaigns

CBS News The Justice Department revealed Thursday that four Russian nationals working for the Russian government have been previously indicted for two separate incidents of attempted hacking into energy facilities in the U.S. and abroad between 2012 and 2018, targeting hundreds of companies and organizations in some 135 countries.

US Announces Charges Against Russians In Global Hacking Campaigns

More Charges Filed Against Dad Accused Of Shackling Some Of His 13 Children

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Prosecutors have filed eight new charges against a California father accused of shackling and starving some of his 13 children.

More Charges Filed Against Dad Accused Of Shackling Some Of His 13 Children

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Prosecutors have filed eight new charges against a California father accused of shackling and starving some of his 13 children.

New Revenue Shortfall Means Millions More Will Be Lost From Schools

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Millions more dollars will not be making into the bank accounts of Oklahoma schools after the Department of Education announced a major revenue fund did not collect enough money.

New Revenue Shortfall Means Millions More Will Be Lost From Schools

Grant Hermes

Millions more dollars will not be making into the bank accounts of Oklahoma schools after the Department of Education announced a major revenue fund did not collect enough money.

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