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Pro-abortion rights activists demonstrate in front of the U.S. Supreme Court Building on June 13, 2022 in Washington, DC.

West Virginia GOP Gov. Justice signs state abortion ban into law

West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice signed a bill into law that bans abortion, with exceptions of rape, incest, and life of the mother

Energy

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The cost of covering American roads with EVs is raising some big speed bumps

American automakers invested billions in a transition of the industry to electric. Now they're pulling back on the timeline for those commitments as consumer interest fails to meet expectations. Is this a bump in the road or a bad bet?

Energy

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WA truckers want to hit the brakes on California-style emission rules

For almost 20 years, Washington has voluntarily followed California’s aggressive clean air policies, which have translated into tighter restrictions on pollutants, mandates for low-emission vehicles, and a phased-in transition toward electric and zero-emission vehicles.

Free Speech

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NYPD vehicle in Manhattan New York

New York City protesters arrested in connection to defacing property with anti-police graffiti

Protestors damaged at least four properties and transit bus in their march north in the city.

Courts & Law

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U.S. Capitol Police make arrest in connection with Molotov cocktail thrown at officers

Two officers treated for minor injuries

Energy

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

The renter's electric vehicle conundrum

Landlords question the rationale behind covering the costs, while tenants who may only stay for several years are hesitate to pay for installations. Condo owners face the additional hurdle of homeowner association board approvals.

Energy

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Energy Secretary’s disastrous EV publicity stunt wasted tax dollars, didn’t follow rules: report

The report found the total cost of the 42 travel vouchers used in the ill-fated road trip was $124,824. The total amount by which lodging expenses exceeded per diem rates was $9,488, with excess costs per traveler ranging from $50 to $634 per trip.

Crime

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New York police now has unnamed person of interest in fatal Manhattan subway shooting

The POI is reportedly a 25-year-old man with a lengthy arrest record.

Congress

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More impeachment punishment: Michigan congressman censured by local GOP for vote against Trump

Rep. Peter Meijer defended his vote as ‘ right and necessary.’

Politics & Policy

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Razor wire on fence at prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba in 2016

White House aims to shut down detention facility in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

The detention center was opened about 19 years ago.

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