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by the New York Post Editorial Board

Were Martin Luther King alive in 2022 to celebrate his 93rd birthday, what would he have to say about his nation’s contentious racial landscape?

America is a far different place from the country that saw King felled by an assassin’s bullet in 1968 at the young age of 39.

The United States has seen an African-American serve two terms as president — something King likely thought even his children would never see.

Blacks routinely serve at the top levels of the Cabinet, on the Supreme Court, in the Senate as well as the … Read More >>

by Stacy Brown

According to the American Petroleum Institute, abundant domestic energy has helped reduce energy costs for American households over the past decade.

On Wednesday, API presented the State of American Energy Report.

The national trade association, which represents all aspects of America’s oil and natural gas industry, noted that in recent months, global energy demand had outstripped supply as pandemic quarantines ease.

The organization also cited a report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, which noted that U.S. household expenditures for energy decreased 25 percent between 2008 and 2020, while spending for food, education, and healthcare … Read More >>

by Stan Linhorst

SaLisa Berrien is founder and CEO of COI Energy. Her Binghamton-based company uses digital tools to detect and eliminate energy waste in buildings.

She started the company in 2016 in Tampa, Florida, and still maintains a branch office there. In 2020, Berrien moved COI Energy to Binghamton and also opened an office in Brooklyn. In 2020, COI Energy was a finalist and won a $500,000 investment in the 76 West competition, which helps to build clean energy businesses and jobs in the Southern Tier. In November, Berrien won a $200,000 investment in the ClimateTech business accelerator… Read More >>