Corina Cappabianca

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — This week, the Trump Administration let Chevron’s general oil license to operate in Venezuela expire, though the company will still be permitted to keep its ‘presence’ in the country. What You Need To KnowThe Trump Administration has let Chevron's general oil license expire in Venezuela, though the company can keep a 'presence' there. Secretary of State Marco Rubio signaled the expiration in a social media post last week. Chevron confirms the general license, 41B, has expired.

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What You Need To Know The Scripps National Spelling Bee kicked off on Tuesday A dozen Florida students qualified for the event Finals will take place Thursday nightSome spellers say they have been studying words for hours each day to reach the national competition. "A day, I would say around four to five hours, and you could guess the week. You know, that's a lot," said Sree Vidya Siliveri of St. Augustine. "Maybe two hours a day, and then seven days a week," said Sophia Schoenrock of Marco Island.

1 month ago | baynews9.com | Corina Cappabianca

WASHINGTON, D.C. — At a House Homeland Security subcommittee hearing Tuesday, a panel of international relations experts testified that China’s presumed spying operations in Cuba are a threat to the U.S. and that China is seeking to strengthen its influence in the region.

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — A Republican Florida congresswoman is sponsoring legislation to help states streamline the process of sealing or expunging records for low-level crimes. It’s part of a bipartisan package of Fresh Start legislation introduced on Capitol Hill. What You Need To Know A group of bipartisan lawmakers introduced "Fresh Start" and "Clean Slate" bills on Capitol Hill Rep.

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — A subcommittee of the House Natural Resources Committee led by Republicans heard testimony from the CEOs of companies developing techniques to retrieve minerals like cobalt and copper from the deep sea.