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Venezuelan Oil Revitalization: Paid For With Your Taxes

The biggest oil companies will immediately profit off Trump’s Venezuela coup, including via American taxpayers’ money.

Blas Nuñez-Neto is a senior adviser to WestExec, a shadow lobbyist for defense and tech firms.

Stealing their oil is lunacy, but that won’t stop him from trying.

This year, there’s a built-in understanding of the stakes, and opportunities to take back the country from its malefactors.

Americans are getting wise to the threats posed by the lightly regulated facilities competing with humans for resources.

The state public utility commission is poised to approve a rate of return that critics say overcharges customers by $4.4 billion per year.

Amazon Business is billed as a convenient one-stop shop for schools. Reality is more expensive.

A new AI commission established by House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries includes several corporate-friendly legislators.

Its product has never been more critically or financially successful. Why is it auctioning itself off?

Two firms are vying for control over much of New Mexico’s energy infrastructure, but consumer advocates are fighting back.