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Washington governor and Democratic presidential candidate Jay Inslee plans to make climate change the primary focus of his campaign. When asked if transitioning to all renewable energy would require raising taxes, Inslee replied "not necessarily."

He claims one source of funding is to "remove the giant subsidies from the oil and gas companies."

The oil and gas "subsidies" Inslee refers to are small compared to the renewable energy industry. In addition, most of them are widely claimed tax deductions available to many other industries.

Congress will soon vote on the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), a monumental deal that modernizes North American trade for the 21st century.

USMCA will help American tech businesses drive economic growth and create jobs.

"Digital trade" encompasses a wide variety of activity. Any time a business in one country uses the internet to deliver their services abroad, that's digital trade. When firms sell software or cloud-computing services overseas, that's digital trade too.

SALT LAKE CITY — If you’ve been seeing Instagram and Facebook pictures of your friends’ fishing trips this summer, and you want to give fishing a try, July is a great time to go. Not only is the weather amazing, but fishing is good around the state.

In particular, here are three awesome fishing locations for beginning anglers. Fish at the following lakes are easy to catch with a variety of techniques, so not having any experience shouldn’t matter — you can still be successful and reel in some fish. 

Browne Lake

Corn and Basil Idaho® Potato Chowder with Whitefish 

As government controls more portions of the economy, democracy transcends to socialism.  Sometime in this transition democracy ceases to be democracy although the term continues to be used, and no-one can identify that moment when it is too late to pull free.

Save the Date

Congressional Democrats want to fundamentally transform Medicare by imposing socialist price controls on prescription drugs. But they know such drastic changes would be dead-on-arrival in the Republican-held Senate.

In the meantime, some of them are coalescing behind a more moderate-sounding proposal that would achieve a similar result.

This proposal, known as "binding arbitration," would allow government-appointed arbitrators to dictate, er "negotiate," drug prices.