Taylor Millard

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News Editor at InsideSources

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Articles

Trump shrugs at falling dollar

6 days ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Taylor Millard

President Donald Trump is one of the few people in the government who doesn’t seem overly concerned about a decline in the dollar’s value or its status as the world’s default currency. Trump has traditionally favored a weakened dollar based on comments made during his first administration and on the campaign trail. He reemphasized the policy position in early April.
Millard: Climate lawsuits backfire

1 week ago | kearneyhub.com | Taylor Millard

Puerto Rico’s legal assault on major oil companies has run aground, less than a year after it began. And it’s a bad sign for similar cases filed by Democrats, who face skepticism from the bench. Puerto Rico filed court documents May 2 announcing it “voluntarily dismisses this entire case without prejudice,” meaning it could restart the suit. No reason was given for the decision.
Puerto Rico pulls lawsuit targeting energy companies as legal climate shifts

1 week ago | fredericknewspost.com | Taylor Millard

Puerto Rico’s legal assault on major oil companies has run aground, less than a year after it began. And it’s a bad sign for similar cases filed by Democrats, who face skepticism from the bench. Puerto Rico filed court documents May 2 announcing it “voluntarily dismisses this entire case without prejudice,” meaning it could restart the suit. No reason was given for the decision. kAmxE’D E96 =2E6DE D6E324< 7@C 6?G:C@?>6?E2=:DED H9@ A6CDF2565 6:89E DE2E6D 2?5 >@C6 E92? EH@ 5@K6?
Puerto Rico Pulls Lawsuit Targeting Energy Companies As Legal Climate Shifts – DC Journal - InsideSources

1 week ago | dcjournal.com | Taylor Millard

Puerto Rico’s legal assault on major oil companies has run aground, less than a year after it began. And it’s a bad sign for a similar cases filed by Democrats, which are already facing skepticism from the bench. Puerto Rico filed court documents May 2 announcing it “voluntarily dismisses this entire case without prejudice,” meaning it could restart the suit in the future. No reason was given for the decision.
Puerto Rico Pulls Lawsuit Targeting Energy Companies As Legal Climate Shifts – DV Journal

1 week ago | delawarevalleyjournal.com | Taylor Millard

Puerto Rico’s legal assault on major oil companies has run aground, less than a year after it began. And it’s a bad sign for a similar case filed by Bucks County Democrats, which is already facing skepticism from the bench. Puerto Rico filed court documents May 2 announcing it “voluntarily dismisses this entire case without prejudice,” meaning it could restart the suit in the future. No reason was given for the decision.
Millard: State courts should nix climate lawsuits: experts

1 week ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Taylor Millard

Share As state court judges issue conflicting rulings on state and city-led climate change lawsuits against major energy companies, legal experts hope the Supreme Court eventually weighs in. In 2018, Rhode Island became the first state to invoke its laws in a climate lawsuit targeting Chevron, Shell, BP, ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil, Citgo and Marathon Oil. Seven additional states and more than a dozen cities and counties followed suit months later.
Millard: State courts should nix climate lawsuits: experts

1 week ago | bostonherald.com | Taylor Millard

As state court judges issue conflicting rulings on state and city-led climate change lawsuits against major energy companies, legal experts hope the Supreme Court eventually weighs in. In 2018, Rhode Island became the first state to invoke its laws in a climate lawsuit targeting Chevron, Shell, BP, ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil, Citgo and Marathon Oil. Seven additional states and more than a dozen cities and counties followed suit months later.
Mexico Escapes the Tariff: Happy Cinco de Mayo!

1 week ago | spectator.org | Taylor Millard

Monday marks Cinco de Mayo — not actually much of a holiday in Mexico, but an important date for Mexican food and drink-loving Americans, to be sure. This year, the probability is that Americans’ Cinco de Mayo is costing slightly more than last year, thanks to lingering Bidenflation. Perhaps we should count ourselves lucky.
As Hospitals Close, Delco Township Tells Shapiro: Send In the National Guard! – DV Journal

2 weeks ago | delawarevalleyjournal.com | Taylor Millard

With Crozer and Taylor hospitals set to close this week, a small Delaware County township is calling a “Code Blue” for local health care. They want Gov. Josh Shapiro to send in the National Guard. In a public statement released Wednesday, the Lower Chichester Township Board issued a plea to the Democratic governor. “PLEASE SEND US THE PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL GUARD MEDICAL UNITS.
Grid operator PJM rejects accusations it’s slow-rolling renewable power

2 weeks ago | fredericknewspost.com | Taylor Millard

America’s largest power grid operator is hitting back hard over accusations that it has been slow-walking renewable energy projects. PJM Interconnection isn’t a power company. However, as a nonprofit coordinating wholesale electricity movement as a grid operator, it plays a critical role in keeping the lights on across 13 states and the District of Columbia, serving more than 65 million people. It uses capacity auctions to receive commitments from electricity generators to cover future demand.