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Courts & Law

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Police in Louisville, Kentucky, Sept. 23

Suspect arrested in shooting of two Louisville police officers amid Breonna Taylor protests

Authorities have identified the suspect, but the names of the officers have yet to be released

Congress

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Marjorie Taylor Greene, Feb. 8

Marjorie Taylor Greene says has proof of 2020 Georgia election fraud, ex turned away at poll station

"They all went to vote in person but were told they already voted by absentee, but none of them actually did!" she wrote.

Energy

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Janet Mills, Jan. 4, 2023, Augusta, Maine

Maine was on verge of adopting California EV mandates but power outage delayed vote

If finalized, 43% of all vehicles sold in Maine would need to meet zero-emission standards by 2027, and that would increase to 82% by 2032.

Energy

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Electric car charging with wind turbines

The hidden costs of EVs: Ohio man gets $42,000 repair bill after fender bender in electric truck

Turns out that switching to an electric car for the gas savings might not be so straightforward.

Energy

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electric car

Connecticut Gov. Lamont walks back plans to ban gas vehicles by 2035

More than a dozen states — including New York, Massachusetts and New Jersey — have formally adopted California's stringent vehicle emissions standards.

Courts & Law

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Portland Riots

Federal prosecutors dismiss dozens of cases in connection to last summer's Portland protests, report

The Department of Justice said protesters would be "arrested, prosecuted and face prison time," instead, dozens of cases were dismissed.

Energy

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100% renewable

New Mexico spends millions on solar power not knowing how much power it will get

In three of the four projects, a spokesman for the department admitted to The Center Square that it does not have an estimate of the amount of clean energy that will be created by the effort.

Crime

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Shen Yun poster in France.

Dance troupe says threats that follow it around the globe stem from Chinese Communist Party

Shen Yun has long documented threats that are sent to venues ahead of their performances and says the threats are part of a CCP effort to suppress the group.

Energy

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Private funding for public electric vehicle chargers on the move

C-PACE is a voluntary program in which property owners may develop clean energy projects and secure private financing. The loan payment is added to their property tax bill and collected as an assessment by county and municipal authorities.

From the States

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Kathy Hochul

New York Republicans seek probe into China ‘infiltration’ of governor's office

Hochul has been quick to distance herself from Sun, saying she fired her last year after allegations of misconduct surfaced and that her administration has been cooperating with the Department of Justice's investigation.

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