A Delaware judge’s second rejection of Elon Musk’s massive Tesla compensation package has ignited a firestorm of criticism from prominent figures in the tech world and investment community, raising serious questions about Delaware’s corporate governance and sparking a heated debate about shareholder rights versus judicial overreach.
Delaware is taking a major step towards a cleaner future with the construction of two new community solar projects in Kent County. These projects, developed by Chaberton Energy and owned & operated by Pivot Energy, will generate enough clean energy to power over 900 homes, saving residents an average of 10% on their electricity bills. This initiative signifies Delaware’s commitment to clean energy, supporting local communities and contributing to a more sustainable future.
Two new solar projects in Delaware, developed by Chaberton Energy and owned and operated by Pivot Energy, are set to bring clean and affordable energy to the state. These projects, which will generate enough electricity to power the equivalent of over 900 homes, represent a significant step towards Delaware’s clean energy goals.
Delaware has begun its early voting period, offering residents a chance to cast their ballots ahead of Election Day. This article provides a comprehensive guide to voter registration, absentee voting, and early in-person voting in Delaware, a state known for its reliable Democratic leanings.
Explore the fascinating political landscape of Delaware, a state with a unique history intertwined with the powerful DuPont family. From its early days as a Republican stronghold to its current status as a solidly Democratic state, this article examines Delaware’s voting patterns, demographics, and its potential as a swing state in future elections.
Delaware State Senator Sarah McBride, a prominent transgender activist, secured her party’s nomination for the US House of Representatives, potentially making her the first transgender person elected to Congress. Her victory comes amid a heated national debate over transgender rights and policies, particularly regarding minors.
Republican Mike Ramone is challenging the Democratic stronghold in Delaware, aiming to become the first GOP governor in 32 years. He faces an uphill battle, but he’s positioning himself as a moderate alternative in a deeply blue state.
Delaware is accelerating its recreational marijuana program, opening applications for licenses on August 19. The state plans to issue 125 licenses across various categories, with a focus on social equity and micro-businesses. The application window will remain open until September 30, 2024.
Federal prosecutors are seeking to deny Hunter Biden’s request for a delay in his upcoming California tax trial. The trial is expected to begin on June 20th, despite Biden’s attorney’s request for a 77-day continuance.
In his motion, Special Counsel David Weiss argued that Biden’s attorney had previously agreed to the trial dates and that no defendant should be granted a continuance due to a wrongly filed appeal.
Meanwhile, a three-judge panel of a federal appeals court has ruled that the tax case against Biden can proceed. In Delaware, Biden is also facing a gun charge trial scheduled to begin on June 3rd.
