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Appeals Court Turns Down Teens’ Bid to Force Climate Change Action By Government
Climate change should be addressed by Congress and the electorate, not the courts, a federal appeals panel ruled in ending a lawsuit brought on behalf of young people who sought to force the government to draw up a plan to … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreNorthwest Hit With More Snow, Wind, Power Outages, Two Rescued
SKYKOMISH, Wash. — More snow fell in the Northwest through Wednesday, causing Washington state officials to send food, water and fuel to an area hit hard northeast of Seattle and resulting in a hourslong rescue of a stranded couple southwest … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreSouth Dakota Townships Face Financial Woes After 2019 Floods
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Townships in South Dakota are facing economic difficulties as 2019 flood repair costs mount. Townships primarily depend on their taxpayers for funds to repair more than 31,000 miles (50,000 kilometers) of roads while they wait for … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreDisplaced Families Await Post-Quake Housing in Puerto Rico
PONCE, Puerto Rico — The Antonetti family sat in the shade of a tree eating orange slices while contemplating the long day ahead of them in a dusty parking lot in southern Puerto Rico. Behind them stood their temporary home: … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreFire-Damaged Philadelphia Oil Refinery Heads for Auction
NEW YORK — The fate of the largest East Coast oil refinery is set to be decided on Friday in an auction that could determine whether the Philadelphia plant is restarted or used for a different purpose for the first … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreU.S. Will Look at Sudden Acceleration Complaints Involving 500,000 Tesla Vehicles
WASHINGTON — The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said Friday it will review a petition asking the agency to formally investigate 500,000 Tesla Inc vehicles over sudden unintended acceleration reports. The petition covers 2012 through 2019 model year Tesla … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreBayer Roundup Deal Is Close as Claims Surge, Mediator Says
Bayer AG may be only weeks away from settling more than 75,000 cancer claims over its Roundup weed-killer, after a surge in claims to almost double the number disclosed by the company in September, according to the court-appointed mediator in … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreEurope Mulls New Tougher Rules for Artificial Intelligence
The European Union is considering new legally binding requirements for developers of artificial intelligence in an effort to ensure modern technology is developed and used in an ethical way. The EU’s executive arm is set to propose the new rules … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreFAA Investigating Delta Jet Fuel-Dumping on Schoolkids
CUDAHY, Calif. — Federal authorities will investigate why an airliner with engine trouble dumped jet fuel over a densely populated area of Southern California while making an emergency return to the airport, dousing dozens of schoolchildren in a smelly vapor. … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreAnchorage School District Weighing Cost of Earthquake Relief
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Negotiations between the Anchorage School District and the federal government over earthquake damage relief could result in the district turning down millions in funds, an official said. The negotiations over money to repair damage caused by the … Source: Claims Journal
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