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Energy

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EV drivers successfully charge their electric vehicles only 78% of the time, study shows

The study also found that EV drivers are plagued with opaque pricing models, making it difficult to know the bill before charging.

Energy

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

Following the solar eclipse, EV owners waited in long lines to charge before heading home

A family in Vermont waited four hours to charge their car before returning home to Massachusetts, and a woman who traveled from Utah to Arkansas waited two hours to charge her EV.

Courts & Law

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Former Detroit Lions linebacker charged with assaulting officers during January 6 riot

Williams, who played for the Lions during the 2016 season, was arrested in Savannah and charged with a felony charge of assaulting, impeding, and resisting officers, and obstruction of law enforcement, the Justice Department announced.

Political Ethics

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Top DOJ lawyer warns feds could face criminal civil rights charges for weaponization

Local police for years have been charged under civil rights laws for abuses of authority. Now, DOJ is taking a closer look at applying those laws to federal agents in cases of political weaponization.

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School bus, New York City, Aug. 17, 2020

Energy Alliance opposes Biden admin push for all-electric, argues natural gas reduces emissions

"They are missing an opportunity when it comes to natural gas," Sgamma said in reference to the Biden administration. Proponents of the "Green New Deal" are at a loss to explain where the energy required for charging stations comes from.

Media

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Rudy Giuliani, Washington, D.C., May 19, 2023

Rudy Giuliani suspended from New York radio station for alleging 2020 election fraud

New York billionaire and Republican donor John Catsimatidis, who owns the radio station WABC where Giuliani was just suspended, said he had given the former mayor several warnings not to talk about the 2020 election.

Energy

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EV charging, Virginia

State: 1 in 5 charge failures a ‘substantial risk’ to Washington’s EV strategy

Per a state law, the sale and registration of fossil fuel vehicles made in 2030 or after will be illegal in Washington, but a study shows charging infrastructure won't make the mandated transition to EVs feasible.

Energy

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Wisconsin Senate OKs utility overhaul aimed at EV charging network

The proposed law changes Wisconsin’s utility regulations that currently stop anyone who isn’t a utility from selling electricity by the hour. The hope, lawmakers say, is to allow gas stations to add EV chargers and build a network across the state.

Energy

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Marco Rubio, Nov. 7, 2022, Orlando, Fla.

Congress ignores Biden veto threat to repeal waiver requiring EV chargers to be made in America

Transportation Department waiver pushed back the "Buy American" requirements of Biden's EV charging station buildout to July 2024. The Democratic-controlled Senate Wednesday voted 50-48 to repeal the waiver.

Federal Agencies

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Tesla vandalism

Justice Department charges three people over alleged Tesla vandalism, arson

Bondi revealed that the three people were connected to attacks in Salem, Oregon; Loveland, Colorado; and Charleston, South Carolina.

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