The Democrat-run state of Michigan agreed on Thursday to end its prohibition on licensed therapists providing counseling to children struggling with issues related to sexual orientation and gender dysphoria. “This is a major victory for children, counselors, and common sense,” Luke Goodrich, senior counsel at Becket and lead attorney for the counselors, said in a statement. […]
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Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., said Thursday that he hopes a government funding deal will come together before the Senate goes into a five-week recess next month.
BP's decision to sell its North Sea oil business underlines concerns over British energy policy and its impact on investment and jobs.
BP’s decision to sell its North Sea oil business underlines concerns over British energy policy and its impact on investment and jobs . PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: BP has announced plans to sell its North Sea oil business, which includes five production hubs and employs approximately 1,100 people. The company stated this decision aligns with its broader strategy to streamline operations and focus on higher-value opportunities, against a backdrop of punitive climate regulations and windfall taxes on the sector imposed the incumbent Labour and prior Conservative governments. DETAIL: BP’s North Sea assets, including Glen Lyon, Clair, and Clair Ridge, have been central to the British energy system for decades. However, political…Open
