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  • Obama Administration Will Not Allow Oil Drilling in Atlantic Ocean

    03/15/2016 8:15:13 AM PDT · by SJackson · 24 replies
    Time ^ | 3-14-16 | Matthew Daly
    This decision reverses a previous proposal from the Obama administration (WASHINGTON)— In a major reversal, the Obama administration says it will not allow oil drilling in the Atlantic Ocean. Interior Secretary Sally Jewell made the announcement Tuesday on Twitter, declaring that the administration’s next five-year offshore drilling plan “protects the Atlantic for future generations.” The announcement reverses a proposal made last year in which the administration floated a plan that would have opened up a broad swath of the Atlantic Coast to drilling. The January 2015 proposal would have opened up sites more than 50 miles off Virginia, North and...
  • Pelosi says House Judiciary may hold hearings on Kucinich impeachment resolution

    07/10/2008 9:48:18 AM PDT · by Sub-Driver · 88 replies · 262+ views
    Pelosi says House Judiciary may hold hearings on Kucinich impeachment resolution Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said this morning that the House Judiciary Committee may hold hearings on an impeachment resolution offered by Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio). Kucinich is expected to offer a "privileged resolution" this afternoon calling on the House to look at whether President Bush should be removed from office for lying to Congress and the American public when he sought congressional approval back in 2002 for taking military action to invade Iraq and overthrow Saddam Hussein.