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The Dallas Cowboys are perfectly capable of winning a Super Bowl. If they don’t have the best defense in the league, it’s on a short list. Yet on Sunday, the Cowboys had no clue what to do with Trevor Lawrence. When it looked like the Cowboys finally got the one play they needed, they had to feel like they escaped. Lawrence had the ball knocked loose at the end of a nice run and the Cowboys recovered the fumble with a three-point lead and less than two minutes to go in regulation. Then Dallas’… Source link

The Dallas Cowboys are perfectly capable of winning a Super Bowl. If they don’t have the best defense in the league, it’s on a short list. Yet on Sunday, the Cowboys had no clue what to do with Trevor Lawrence. When it looked like the Cowboys finally got the one play they needed, they had to feel like they escaped. Lawrence had the ball knocked loose at the end of a nice run and the Cowboys recovered the fumble with a three-point lead and less than two minutes to go in regulation. Then Dallas’… Source link

Joe Biden, Oilman? He’d never characterize himself that way, given that he wants his presidency to mark the most decisive move yet toward green energy. But uncomfortable realities are forcing President Biden to tacitly condone new U.S. oil drilling and offer federal support for the increased production and export of U.S. natural gas. It could turn out to be the biggest unannounced pivot of his presidency. After Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, the United States and many other countries… Source link

Gas prices in the U.S. keep going up and up, and Washington’s Democrats have found a convenient scapegoat for the pain inflicted on American drivers — Big Oil. President Joe Biden says oil companies “shouldn’t pad their profits” while crude oil prices fall. Meanwhile, Democrats are pushing for a windfall tax on oil profits, and industry CEOs may face a grilling in Congress next month. But halfway around the U.S., the Democratic governor of an important oil-producing state has a… Source link

This article first appeared in the Morning Brief. Get the Morning Brief sent directly to your inbox every Monday to Friday by 6:30 a.m. ET. Subscribe Tuesday, March 1, 2022 US may have the biggest piece on the geopolitical chess board There are multiple takeaways from a particularly intense week that saw Russia’s incursion into Ukraine prompt Western economies — in a rare and historic show of force and unity — put the financial squeeze on Moscow. But one in particular stands out. The… Source link