Further lease sales, including one by the end of the year, are required under the Inflation Reduction Act, which Biden signed earlier this week. Although the order called for the pause to allow for an Interior Department review of federal leasing and permitting, the administration has continued to defend the order in court since the completion of the review. “We cannot reach the merits of the Government’s challenge when we cannot ascertain from the record what conduct-an unwritten agency policy, a written policy outside of the Executive Order, or the Executive Order itself-is enjoined,” the appeals court wrote.īiden’s original order blocked new federal oil and gas leasing on federal lands while allowing existing leases to continue as well as leases on private land. On The Money - Inflation fight hits Black Americans particularly hard On Wednesday, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals tossed an earlier injunction by Doughty, sending it back to the Western District of Louisiana to clarify the injunction.ĭefense & National Security - Struggles remain a year after end of Afghanistan War Neither the OCSLA nor the MLA gives the Government Defendants’ agencies the authority to implement a Stop of lease sales,” he added. By stopping the process, the agencies are in effect amending two Congressional statutes. “The MLA requires the DOI to hold lease sales, where eligible lands are available at lease quarterly. Government Defendants’ agencies have no authority to make significant revisions in the OCSLA Five-Year Plan without going through the procedure mandated by Congress,” Doughty, a Trump appointee, wrote. The OCSLA has a Five-Year Plan in effect that requires eligible leases to be sold. “Both statutes require Government Defendants’ agencies to sell oil and gas leases. Nice to know.Doughty ruled the order was in violation of the Mineral Leasing Act (MLA) and Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act (OCSLA), saying it took steps reserved for Congress. There's an official announcement from the developers that it was Verified, but again, I really have no idea how such a clearly keyboard-centric game would make a good experience on the Steam Deck (even putting aside the bugs): īut, TIL there's DLC for Textorcist. Recent reporting indicates that the FDA, which authorized ‘emergency use’ of the COVID vaccine, may, in the coming. Chief Judge Janet DiFiore, during her coronavirus update today, hinted that the state court system could soon consider vaccine mandates for its employees. The writing and story is mediocre, but I think it's one of the better typing games. Chief Judge Hints at Vaccine Mandates, SDNY Requires Masks Again. I had a decent time with it on a desktop despite these flaws. How this makes a worthwhile experience on the Steam Deck, I do not know. Protondb reviews mention input lag, which I don't remember, but I wouldn't be surprised if it had. That game freezes for a few seconds as soon as you type above 60wpm (this makes it difficult to dodge bullets), not to mention it's a typing game controlled entirely by the keyboard while simultaneously being a bullet hell.
I don't know how Textorcist made it onto the Verified list. We're not affiliated with Fanatical currently, just showing off a good deal tip. This is a sort-of build your own bundle, with the ability to add up to a total of 8 games from the selection with savings at 3, 5 or 8 picks.ĭown the bottom it does include a disclaimer, that ratings for games played on Steam Deck can change over time so all the titles included were Verified when it went live.Ĭheck out the bundle here. Seems they took a hint from the recent bundle that Humble Bundle did. After some more games that should work great on the Steam Deck and so Linux desktop too? Fanatical have a fun looking bundle of games ready for you.
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