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Senior editor @thehill. Previously @DailyProgress, @BYT, @EBNbenefitnews, @newsadvance and @theflathat. I don’t tweet enough.
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Potomac cleanup ongoing as Trump casts blame

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By Tristan Lejeune Verified
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Energy & Environment Newsletter by Tristan Lejeune - 02/16/26 4:53 PM ET by Tristan Lejeune - 02/16/26 4:53 PM ET Share LinkedIn Email Presented by Panasonic {beacon} The Big Story Potomac cleanup ongoing as Trump casts blame Nearly a month after a wastewater spill into the Potomac River began, recovery efforts are ongoing.
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Can the Kennedy Center survive with Trump’s name attached? Original

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By Tristan Lejeune Verified, Lexi Lonas Cochran Verified
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In The Know by Tristan Lejeune and Lexi Lonas Cochran - 02/03/26 4:20 PM ET by Tristan Lejeune and Lexi Lonas Cochran - 02/03/26 4:20 PM ET Share LinkedIn Email NOW PLAYING The Washington, D.C., theater scene is responding with shock and sadness to President Trump’s planned two-year closure of the Kennedy Center, and concerns are mounting that construction and renovation won’t do anything to win over a local population that considers his brand toxic.
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Shutdown takes flight(s)

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By Tristan Lejeune Verified
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On Day 1 of flight cuts, Duffy teases even bigger impact Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Friday that flight reductions could go as high as 20 percent if the government shutdown drags on. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) began reducing flights by 10 percent on Friday due to air traffic controller staffing shortages amid the federal funding lapse.
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