Jailed a month for anti-Trump meme, ex-cop's charges dismissed after sheriff admits no threat
Tennessee law passed in wake of school shooting used against self-proclaimed "a--hole" who posted Trump quote about school shooting in Charlie Kirk vigil Facebook group. Sheriff's office allegedly refuses records request.
'Security guard' charged with murder of pro-police activist was unlicensed, city claims
He had been hired as a bodyguard by a local news station.
E.U. lawmakers endorse banning combustion-engine cars by 2035
Environmentalists applauded the vote while German automakers warned there is a lack of charging stations to make the plan feasible.
Virginia legislative update: Energy bills progressing in House and Senate
Electric Vehicle Rural Infrastructure Program and Fund - Sponsored by Del. Richard Sullivan, Jr., D-Fairfax, House Bill 107 establishes an Electric Vehicle Rural Infrastructure Program and Fund to help developers cover the cost of installing public electric vehicle charging stations in economically distressed areas.
Washington, DC, councilman reelected amid federal bribery charges
White's GOP challenger ran on the platform “Not a bribe taker; ready to serve."
Democrats embrace Biden plan to mold car market with $200 billion subsidy for electric vehicles
Package to include consumer purchase rebates and tax incentives to expand network of charging stations.
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.
N.J. man charged after driving SUV toward crowd at iconic Washington Monument
Driver crashed into protective barrier, no pedestrians injured. Motive and charges unclear.
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.
