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Ryan Wesley Routh

Final prosecution witness testifies in Routh trial; defense begins calling witnesses on Monday

Testimony from McGreevy laid out financial records and internet searches that showed Routh tracking the president's movements and backing up his ability to pay the $150,000 reward he promised to anyone who could "complete the job."

Energy

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Electric vehicle charging, Toronto, Canada, June 16, 2022

Pennsylvania's electric vehicle marathon in review

Robert Charette, a longtime systems engineer and contributing editor for IEEE Spectrum, and author of “The EV Transition Explained, told The Center Square, that “current policymaking is a kind of field of dreams” in that lawmakers believe if they pass it, the engineers and auto manufacturers will “figure it out, overcome it, and everything will work.”

Energy

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Gasoline pump, Lynnfield, Mass., July 19, 2022

Gas distribution continues across Florida

Floridians waited in long lines for gas and, in some cases, were unable to fuel up during the evacuation ahead of Hurricane Milton.

From the States

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Traffic, New York City, Sept. 18, 2017

Hochul urged to move ahead with congestion pricing

The congestion pricing plan, which called for charging motorists a new $15 toll to enter Manhattan, was projected to raise $1 billion annually for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which operates the fleet of subways, buses and commuter rail trains.

Energy

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electric vehicle

Poll shows that nearly half of all Americans won’t be buying an EV anytime soon

Only 9% said they or someone in their household owned or leased an electric vehicle, up from 8% in a similar poll last year.

EPA administrator says new auto emissions policy will boost accessibility to electric vehicles

Energy

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PostalTruck

USPS electric fleet push sparks cost, security and job concerns

The $3 billion the USPS received from the Inflation Reduction Act covers only a third of the more than $9 billion needed, a gap Heritage Foundation analyst Diana Furchtgott-Roth says will likely push USPS back to Congress for more funding.

New York LGBTQ+ community celebrate life of O'Shae Sibley

Crime

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DC police officers, Potomac Avenue Metro, Feb. 1, 2023

Washington, D.C., public transit worker fatally shot trying to protect passenger from shooter

The D.C. Metro said it would lower its flags to half-staff while mourning the loss of the "heroic employee."

Cancel Culture

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Jury selection underway in Kyle Rittenhouse murder trial

GoFundMe basis for reinstating Rittenhouse undermined by treatment of left-wing fundraisers

Campaigns for George Floyd rioters, Antifa charged with violence remain live or ended with no action by massive crowdfunding platform, despite purported rule violations.

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