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Energy

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

Seattle may jolt electric rates due to high demand as state pushes electrification

City Light’s admission of electrical capacity not reaching the demand exemplifies the obstacles facing Washington as it works to transition its counties and cities to clean energy.

Security

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Ukrainian Military Forces troop, Jan. 22, 2021

Ukraine 'invasion' not new: Russia has had troops in Donbas for 8 years, U.S. official admits

The comment seemingly contradicts Biden statement that Monday troop movements are "beginning of a Russian invasion of Ukraine."

Federal Agencies

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Border Patrol

Border patrol seizes drugs, nabs gang members, sex offenders as immigration arrests top 2M for year

In one single week, U.S. Border Patrol agents "arrested 14 gang members, two sex offenders, and a migrant previously convicted of possession, theft, and driving while intoxicated."

Security

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Russian tank in the Western Military District

Satellite images depict new Russian troop movements amid demands that Ukraine be blocked from NATO

Russian and U.S. officials will meet after the new year to discuss Moscow's demand that Ukraine not be allowed to join NATO.

Energy

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Lightning

Biden’s EV mandate likely to severely limit how many conventional vehicles automakers can produce

Ford will need to build two fully electric F150s for every gas-powered F150. By 2032, the company will need to build four electric F150s for every gas-powered F150.

Energy

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Josh Shapiro

More governors back Shapiro’s energy complaint

The grid operator’s most recent auction to secure enough power to meet demand in the coming year illustrated the point starkly.

Congress

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McCarthy

House votes on massive spending bill after GOP Leader McCarthy's record-long speech

The CBO estimated on Thursday that Biden's social spending bill will add $367 billion to the deficit but Democrats are moving forward with it anyway

From the States

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US Border Patrol agents carry out special operations near the US-Mexico border fence

Sex offenders, gangs and smugglers: criminal element surges along southern border

Authorities have apprehended nearly 2 million people entering the U.S. illegally since the Biden administration began its open border policy.

State Houses

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McAuliffe

With new ad, McAuliffe tries to halt slide in Virginia after dismissing parents' say on curriculum

"I've always valued the concerns of parents," says Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe in ad after earlier saying in debate: "I don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach."

Courts & Law

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St Louis protesters on July 3

At least one protester at McCloskey altercation was armed with firearm, sources say

Attorney has argued state's castle law shields couple from prosecution.

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