current administration
Coverage of current administration in the Nexus archive.
- Letters to MinnPost: Data centers and health, the state of our democracy, food choices on campus
A Mankato family physician advocates for studying health and climate impacts of data centers, citing potential air pollution and heat risks. The article also addresses concerns about democratic erosion due to governmental dysfunction and threats to election integrity.
- Ecopetrol Chairman: Luis Felipe Henao Takes Board Helm
Colombia's state-controlled oil company Ecopetrol has appointed Luis Felipe Henao Cardona as the new chairman of its board of directors. The appointment places a known critic of the current administration at the helm of the country's most valuable enterprise.
- Former FDA head praises response to cyclospora outbreak, but says it's not "under control yet"
Scott Gottlieb praised the administration's progress in identifying the cyclospora pathogen but noted the outbreak is not yet controlled and emphasized the need for better public communication. He also addressed rising measles cases and their potential continuation.
- Investing in renewables is about more than just protecting the climate
The article discusses how the current administration's fossil-fuel-focused energy policy has reduced support for solar and wind energy while promoting oil and gas drilling. It highlights Michigan's recent legislative decision to eliminate clean energy standards and argues for investing in renewables due to economic opportunities, energy affordability, and security, citing the growing global renewable energy market and Michigan's potential to lead in this sector.
- America belongs to everyone who wants to be free
The article reflects on America's 250th anniversary through the lens of an eighth-generation ancestor who fought in the Revolutionary War, arguing that America remains a land of freedom and opportunity for all. It criticizes the current administration's stance on immigrants but affirms the nation's inclusive ideals. A contrasting opinion expresses disillusionment with the current state of American democracy.
- Forget crumbling democracy: America’s biggest crisis is a stagnant, murky pool | Dave Schilling
The Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool's deteriorating condition, including peeling paint and green algae, is highlighted as a metaphor for America's crises. The article contrasts this with political issues like limiting voting rights, noting the pool's rehabilitation is a focal point for the current administration.
- Obama Presidential Center's opening instills optimism in dark times
The Obama Presidential Center's opening in Jackson Park featured speeches by Barack and Michelle Obama, emphasizing hope and democratic values. The event contrasted with the current administration's Fourth of July plans and a previous Trump birthday celebration, which the author criticized as crass. The author expressed renewed optimism and intent to participate in future elections.
- U.S citizenship fees may increase to nearly $1,400: What to know
The current administration has proposed increasing fees for U.S. citizenship applications. Form N-336 and Form N-400, used for naturalization, would see their costs rise from current levels of $830-$780 and $760-$710, respectively, to nearly $1,400.
- America won’t last another 250 years based on the ‘current administration’: MS NOW guest
MS NOW guest Akilah Hughes warned that America may not last another 250 years based on its current trajectory under the current administration. The statement was made during a Sunday podcast appearance.
- America won't last another 250 years based on the 'current administration,' MS NOW guest warns
Akilah Hughes warned that America may not endure another 250 years under the current trajectory, criticizing the current administration for undermining history, public education, and public works. Aminatou Sow countered with optimism, citing resilient energy in New York City. A Reuters/Ipsos poll showed 64% of Republicans and 27% of Democrats would display an American flag on July 4.