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Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on paternity leave

Buttigieg says bullet trains coming soon, but costs and timelines are off the charts

With the California government’s $135 billion high speed rail program approved by voters in 2008, children born then are now old enough to drive and the first section of the project is nowhere near complete.

Political Ethics

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Rep. Adam Schiff (D., Calif.)

Adam Schiff’s conflicting 'principal' residences in mortgage, election papers raise fraud concerns

California congressman’s behavior – filing contradictory statements about his "principal residence" – looks like "serious, documented allegations which carry significant criminal penalties," ex-FBI supervisor says.

Federal Agencies

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John Brennan

Social media posts unmask anti-Trump sentiments of CIA officer who helped draft Russia intel report

CIA officer who says she led team that helped draft the intel community assessment on Russian meddling in 2016 election has embarked on a media tour to defend her work, exposing her anti-Trump sentiments.

Energy

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e-bus

Eastern Washington site of de facto EV school bus experiment

“If it doesn’t work, we can always park it,” Mike McCain, transportation director for the Reardan-Edwall School District said.

Energy

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Gas prices

Biden plan to tap strategic oil reserve ignores own role in soaring gas prices, critics say

While Democrats voted for sweeping taxes and fees on the oil and gas industry in Build Back Better Act, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has proposed freezing gas taxes state.

Congress

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Kirk Cameron

Kirk Cameron welcomes critics at his library events as 'opportunity' to change their mind

Cameron was at a D.C. public library for an event promoting his new children's book, "As You Grow."

White House

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Worms

'Pandora's box': Lindsey Graham says VP Harris could be impeached if GOP takes back House

"She actually bailed out rioters, and one of the rioters ... broke somebody's head open," said the South Carolina Republican senator.

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Washington Monument with U.S. Capitol behind and Lincoln Memorial to right.

Congress, Trump plan law enforcement reform in DC to end politicization and to fight crime

The plans follow campaign promises from President-elect Trump and a congressional probe into U.S. Capitol Police and January 6.

Elections

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Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson testifies during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Protecting Our Democracys Frontline Workers on Wednesday, August 3, 2022.

Michigan secretary of state says non-citizens aren't voting, then finds 15 from November election

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson also argues that requiring citizenship proof to register to vote is unnecessary.

Elections

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Early voting turnout in Philadelphia

Dirty dozen? 12 jurisdictions where election issues looming ahead of November

“Washington, D.C., other municipalities around the country, not only allow non-citizens to vote in municipal elections, they’re actually using taxpayer dollars to encourage non-citizens to participate in our elections,” Rep. Bryan Steil said. There's not much time left to resolve this nationwide problem.

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