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Energy

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

Michigan utility company pledges 1,500 vehicle chargers by 2030

Consumer’s goal, as a part of the new Transportation Electrification Plan, would nearly double the number of publicly accessible electric charging stations in the state.

From the States

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battery lab

LG Electronics opens first EV charger production factory in the U.S. in Texas

Factory workers are already assembling electric vehicle charging stations there to support the growth of America’s EV charging infrastructure, launching LG’s entry into the U.S. EV charger market.

Energy

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100% renewable

Louisiana renewable sources requirement paused by bill's author

Rep. Troy Romero, R-Jennings, told the Committee on Commerce in the House of Representatives that charging stations using wind and solar energy was "a conversation that we need to have."

Federal Agencies

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Peggy Flanagan

Minnesota Democratic lieutenant governor, Senate candidate Flanagan wearing hijab sparks backlash

Somalian residents in Minnesota are at the center of a federal investigation related to an estimated $9 billion, pandemic era fraud scam.

Crime

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DHS

Homeland Security agent charged with producing child pornography: US Attorney for Minnesota

Special Agent Timothy Ryan Gregg, who is also a task force officer with the FBI, was charged after the minor's father found multiple sexually explicit photos and videos on their child's phone.

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electric car

Illinois’ EV coordinator acknowledges battery disposal ‘a problem’

The state is actively working to get $148 million of federal taxpayer funds to build charging stations across the state.

Courts & Law

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Jeanine Pirro

Pirro announces third suspect in death of congressional intern has been arrested

Officials told reporters that 18-year-old Naqwan Lucas was arrested in Germantown, Maryland, on Wednesday night and has been charged with premeditated first-degree murder while armed. He pleaded not guilty at a court appearance Thursday.

Security

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Islamic State (ISIS) fighter, Raqqa, Syria, 2015

Years after Sept. 11 attacks, Islamic terrorists continue to target, kill Americans overseas

In Syria, Islamic State terrorist attacks against Americans continue, including against three Americans who were killed last weekend.

From the States

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Ron DeSantis

DeSantis announces 10,000 illegal immigrants arrested in 'Operation Tidal Wave' with DHS

"63% had criminal arrests or convictions, including violent offenders and sex offenders," Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said

Energy

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E-bike battery fire, New York City, June 20, 2023

Rural fire department crippled after lithium-ion battery fire destroys station and equipment

The lithium-ion batteries were charging when they caught fire, and the department is unable to respond to calls two months after the blaze.

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