Today’s Headlines
Trump Tells the EPA to Cut Climate Change From Its Website (Reuters) Trump Imposes Gag Order on EPA + USDA — Why It Matters (Popular Science) Senate Commerce Committee Votes to Let Elaine Chao Through (Politico) Ben Carson Approved for HUD Secretary Unanimously by Senate Committee (Chicago Tribune) There’s Reportedly a List of Trump Teams’ Priority … Continued
8:58 AM EST on January 25, 2017
- Trump Tells the EPA to Cut Climate Change From Its Website (Reuters)
- Trump Imposes Gag Order on EPA + USDA — Why It Matters (Popular Science)
- Senate Commerce Committee Votes to Let Elaine Chao Through (Politico)
- Ben Carson Approved for HUD Secretary Unanimously by Senate Committee (Chicago Tribune)
- There’s Reportedly a List of Trump Teams’ Priority Infrastructure Projects Floating Around (McClatchy)
- Nine Pedestrians Hit by Drivers in Boston in a Single Day (Boston Herald)
- Alberta PSA Removed After Complaints About “Pedestrian Shaming” (Edmonton Sun)
- Austin’s Fastest Growth Is in the Most Sprawling Areas (TWC)
Angie is a Cleveland-based writer with a background in planning and newspaper reporting. She has been writing about cities for Streetsblog for six years.
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