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Energy Department says grants were cut because states voted blue

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By Gregory Korte Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
WASHINGTON - Democrats are demanding that the Trump administration release billions in funding for energy projects after a top Energy Department lawyer conceded in court filings that the only reason they were canceled is that they were in "Blue States." That concession by Jeffrey Novak, DOE's principal deputy general counsel, came in court documents filed last week in a lawsuit brought by University of California faculty and researchers whose grants had been terminated.
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Energy Department says grants were cut because states voted blue

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By Gregory Korte Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
WASHINGTON - Democrats are demanding that the Trump administration release billions in funding for energy projects after a top Energy Department lawyer conceded in court filings that the only reason they were canceled is that they were in "Blue States." That concession by Jeffrey Novak, DOE's principal deputy general counsel, came in court documents filed last week in a lawsuit brought by University of California faculty and researchers whose grants had been terminated.
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Australia breeze past England to win record-extending seventh title.

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By Neil Squires Verified, Gregory Korte Verified, Bill Allison. President..
| Fullview SA
By Neil Squires; Reuters. Photo Credit: Getty Images. Australia crushed England by seven wickets in a one-side final to land their seventh T20 women’s World Cup at a sold-out Lord’s on Sunday. A sparkling second-wicket century partnership between ​Beth Mooney and Phoebe Litchfield helped Australia to chase down a victory target ‌of 151 with 17 balls to spare.
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