They almost always look like how you imagine them, don't they?

However, The New York Times reported that retiring the coal-powered unit at the Culley station in Warrick County was projected to save customers about $80 million on their electric bills over the next 20 years.

to advocate for pardons and clemency, creating what critics describe as a “pardon-shopping” or quasi pay-to-play system.

This isn’t just about one researcher or one organization. It’s about whether exposing disinformation is treated as a civic duty, or as an act of resistance punishable by the state. And that’s exactly why they’re being targeted.

speech, making clear that Ahmed cannot be detained or deported until the court hears his challenge. That intervention matters because it draws a line: the government can’t simply declare evidence inconvenient and erase the person who produced it.