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Donald Trump · United StatesNORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) - The Charleston County Legislative Delegation held an emergency meeting, discussing SNAP payments and the increasing need for meals. Judge Jack McConnell of Rhode Island ordered the Trump Administration to make SNAP payments in full by Friday, November 7. News 2 reached out to SC Rep. Wendell Gilliard after the ruling was made, and he is glad some relief may be in sight. "It's the right thing to do. He heard the vo…See the Story
Charleston County Legislative Delegation Discusses Solutions for SNAP Program Cuts Amid Government Shutdown
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Antonio Guterres · BelémThe International Energy Agency is taking on an expanded role in accelerating clean energy investment as global leaders gather in the Amazonian city of Belém for the COP30 climate summit.See the Story
IEA Pledges Major Role in Climate Finance as COP30 Opens in Brazil
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Oil and Gas Sector · AtlantaDemocrats' pitch on reining in energy prices helped them handily win Tuesday’s elections, with several candidates promising to freeze utility rates. Democrats also notched seats in Georgia’s utilities commission for the first time in nearly 20 years, a clear rebuke of the Georgia Public Service Commission after it hiked electricity rates six times over the past two years. Georgia Power residential customers are now paying an extra $516 per year …See the Story
Why U.S. Energy Bills Are Set To Keep Rising
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