A coalition of 22 US states and seven cities on Tuesday sued President Donald

Trump's administration to block it from easing restrictions on coal-burning power

plants.

Trump has set about systematically dismantling environmental regulations put in

place by his predecessor Barack Obama, including the Clean Power Plan, which called
for cuts to greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.

"I'm a religious guy myself, I'm Christian, I'm proud of it, but it doesn't define
me, everyone has a different faith, but that is radicalism, that's not faith."
Examples of exercises would be bicycles with the sit up performed on an angle, or
standing with weights in either hand and slightly bending side by side.

�It doesn�t have to be taxing, but you just need to switch on those core muscles in
a different way that then brings out the definition.
After a lacklustre showing in his last outing at the Canadian Open, thanks to the
towels, Kyrgios was back to his blistering best.

The fiery Aussie produced several highlights as he claimed the 7-5, 6-4 victory
over his Italian opponent Lorenzo Sonego.

he mistakes of the past and an eye on the future are the key reasons why paceman
James Pattinson has been left out of Australia's team for the second Ashes Test at
Lord's.

Pattinson was available for selection after making a successful comeback to

international cricket in the first Test at Edgbaston but has been rested for the
clash at Lord's, with one of Josh Hazlewood and Mitch Starc set to replace the
Victorian and partner Pat Cummins, Peter Siddle and Nathan Lyon in the bowling
attack.er of men in pursuit of the alleged knifeman.

One of those men, Jamie Ingram, said he didn't think of his own safety.

"I followed him up York St trying to get him to focus on me rather than anyone
else," he told the Nine Network.

"There are lots of pedestrians there, and I didn't want him to sort of lash out at
them. I wasn't scared, just wasn't really focused on that. I was just focused on
what I was doing."

Superintendent Gavin Wood of NSW Police hailed the group as "heroes".

"They were brave and I can only use that word seriously. They were significantly
brave people," he said.
Finalized in 2015, it was put on hold by the Supreme Court and the White House has
ordered the Environment Protection Agency to work on a less stringent replacement,
known as the Affordable Clean Energy (ACE) rule.

"This administration has decided to repeal the Clean Power Plan and replace it with
a toothless substitute," said California attorney-general Xavier Becerra at a news
conference in Sacramento Tuesday.

"It's anything but clean, and it's anything but clean energy. President Trump's
attempt to gut our nation's Clean Power Plan is just the wrong way to go," he
added.