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Senators left town yesterday blaming one another for the breakdown in negotiations to extend expiring COVID-19 relief programs, pushing talks into next week.
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Geof Koss and Maxine Joselow, E&E News reporters
Senators left town yesterday blaming one another for the breakdown in negotiations to extend expiring COVID-19 relief programs, pushing talks into next week.
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If President Trump wants to shake up the final weeks of his reelection campaign by lobbing a nuclear weapon into a storm, nothing can stop him.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire
Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick is one of the only congressional carbon tax Republicans, and he's hoping that independent streak is enough to fend off President Trump's name at the top of the ticket next month.
By Nick Sobczyk in E&E Daily