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Energy

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Biden-Harris EV mandate faces uncertain fate in the Senate

Critics said the EV mandate, as it's often called, is overly ambitious, and that is the problem, pointing out the lack of charging stations, the increased cost to Americans, and arguing Americans should have the right to choose their own vehicle without EPA interference.

From the States

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

Despite burden on taxpayers, states force green transition in public transportation

In order to make that transition, cities will have to invest heavily in green infrastructure, like charging stations and batteries, or staffing electrical engineers.

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.

Congress

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Electric bus, Bethesda, Maryland, Oct. 24, 2023

Proposed federal funding bill doles out nearly $16M for electric, hydrogen buses

California would receive the lion’s share of the money, requested for multiple projects by Democratic U.S. Reps. Pete Aguilar, Judy Chu, Linda Sanchez, Mark DeSaulnier, Jimmy Gomez, Sydney Kamlager-Dove, Ted Lieu, Maxine Waters, Nanette Barragan, and Amy Bera.

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.

Courts & Law

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Department of Justice logo in 2019

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.

Crime

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Los Angeles protest

Four men, including illegal migrant, charged with throwing Molotov cocktails at officers in SoCal

“When protesting crosses the line into violence, the penalties will be severe,” U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said.

Courts & Law

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Police

DC subway rider charged with stabbing police officer in face after allegedly evading fare

The incident occurred after the rider allegedly jumped over fare gates.

Federal Agencies

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Department of Homeland Security

Heightened alert: Iranians in U.S. previously charged with support for terrorism

Iran is a designated state sponsor of terrorism. Iranian nationals illegally in the country are considered “special interest aliens” under federal law.

Federal Agencies

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Trump says California officials would be subject to federal charges if they interfere with ICE raids

"These 2000 National Guard soldiers that are being engaged today are ones that are specifically trained for this type of crowd situation, where they'll be with the public and be able to provide safety around buildings and to those that are engaged in peaceful protests, and also to our law enforcement officers so they can continue their daily work," Noem said on CBS News' "Face the Nation" on Sunday.

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