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President Trump, along with first lady Melania Trump and their son Barron, watched the eclipse with millions of other people across the country on Monday. (AP Andrew Harnik)
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Watch: Trump dons special glasses to view the eclipse

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Solar energy is becoming more diverse than rooftop panels on houses. It has become a consistent source of innovation in the U.S., guiding the flow of research dollars and policies that even the Trump administration can't seem to dodge -- and is even embracing. (AP Photo/John Locher, File)
Energy and Environment

7 things you didn’t know about where solar energy is headed

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Here's wishing sunny skies for your eclipse viewing plans next week. (AP Photo)
Beltway Confidential

Solar eclipse: How cloudy weather blew everything for a young Albert Einstein

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The Senate's inability to move forward on healthcare reform left behind one key provision that made sense both as sound economic policy and good health policy - namely, repeal of the innovation-crushing and jobs-killing medical device excise tax. On behalf of American patients, their families, and manufacturers, it's time to pivot and move this forward now. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)
Economy

Congress needs to repeal the medical device tax

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‘To hell with science’
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‘To hell with science’

Charlie Richards -
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Energy and Environment

Scott Pruitt on climate study: ‘Science should not be politicized’

John Siciliano -
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NYT’s Killer Logic
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NYT’s Killer Logic

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The latest gender scandal comes from Google, where now-former employee James Damore wrote his infamous 10-page memo on the company's diversity policy. The memo itself is not scandalous, but you wouldn't know that from the media coverage or online outrage in response. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu, File)
Beltway Confidential

Google it: men and women are different, and that’s okay

Hadley Heath Manning - contributor -
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Is solar energy now suddenly affordable and reliable despite its checkered history? Up until now, it has not been able to stand on its own two feet without substantial subsidies. The authors of a two-year, taxpayer-funded study acknowledge that the answer to that question is: not quite. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
Beltway Confidential

Cronyism ruled Obama’s Energy Department

Kevin Mooney -
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Energy and Environment

White House attacks New York Times for publishing draft government report on climate change

Josh Siegel -
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