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Health

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National Guardsman shot in DC ambush making 'extraordinary progress': doctor

"Based on these improvements, he is now ready to transition from acute care to inpatient rehabilitation," neurosurgeon Jeffrey Mai said

Energy

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copper

Washington state is ‘ground zero’ for EV charging port thefts

The state Legislature has enacted several laws intended to transition both the public and private transportation sectors from fossil fuels to electric vehicles, with a ban on the sale and registration of new gas vehicles after 2030.

Congress

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Costa Rican Roberto Quiros charging electric car in San Jose in 2018

Bipartisan lawmakers praise House passage of CHARGE Act that eases government use of electric cars

The bill would instruct the General Services Administration to permit the use of vehicle charge cards to cover the cost of recharging electric vehicles at commercial charging locations, and thereby will pave the way for the government to use more electric vehicles.

From the States

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Prosecutors charge 6 with faking robberies to get U.S. visas for 'victims'

The indictment alleges that the purported victims paid Nayi thousands of dollars to participate in the scam.

Courts & Law

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Telegram

Telegram founder officially indicted in France over alleged complicity in crimes on platform

Durov has been charged with six crimes, including complicity in the distribution of child pornography, gang related charges, fraud, and drug trafficking.

Technology

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NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View, Ca.

NASA hypes cooling system that could allow 5-minute charge times for electric vehicles

"Before electric cars can become widely used, certain challenges must be overcome."

Congress

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Electric bus, Bethesda, Maryland, Oct. 24, 2023

Proposed federal funding bill doles out nearly $16M for electric, hydrogen buses

California would receive the lion’s share of the money, requested for multiple projects by Democratic U.S. Reps. Pete Aguilar, Judy Chu, Linda Sanchez, Mark DeSaulnier, Jimmy Gomez, Sydney Kamlager-Dove, Ted Lieu, Maxine Waters, Nanette Barragan, and Amy Bera.

Elections

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Voter fraud sign at Lupica Towers in Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 4, 2008

Democrats charged with election fraud amid party's efforts to obstruct election integrity measures

Many prominent Democrats still claim voter fraud is not a real issue unless they are on the losing side, in which case the elections were "stolen."

From the States

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Governor Jared Polis urges civil political discourse on CNN's State of the Union

Colorado Governor Polis criticizes suspension of EV charger program by Trump admin

While some states have paused their installations due to confusion around the federal suspension of the program and what that means for funding, the Colorado Department of Transportation has made no such announcement.

Nation

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Virginia

Uber charged motorist stranded on I-95 in the snow storm $700 for his ride

The ride share company returned the money charged to the customer's account and thanked him for his patience.

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