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Elections

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Voter fraud sign at Lupica Towers in Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 4, 2008

Democrats charged with election fraud amid party's efforts to obstruct election integrity measures

Many prominent Democrats still claim voter fraud is not a real issue unless they are on the losing side, in which case the elections were "stolen."

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.

Local

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A masked commuter on a New York City subway

Man shoved onto NYC subway tracks expected to fully recover, suspect charged with attempted murder

"He's good," said the man's brother, according to The Daily News. “He's busted up a little bit, but he's going to make a full recovery.”

Energy

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copper

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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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.

Elections

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Trayon White

Washington, DC, councilman reelected amid federal bribery charges

White's GOP challenger ran on the platform “Not a bribe taker; ready to serve."

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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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.

Federal Agencies

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Dept. of Justice

DOJ charges two men in connection to Iran drone strike that killed three US troops in Jordan

“We often cite hypothetical risk when we talk about the dangers of American technology getting into dangerous hands,” U.S. Attorney Joshua Levy of Massachusetts said. “Unfortunately, in this situation, we are not speculating.”

Energy

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Tesla

Hochul pressured to halt ‘impossible’ truck emissions rules

Backers of the proposal say the new regulations will be "nearly impossible" for the trucking industry to comply with because of a lack of e-vehicle charging infrastructure, cost factors and other challenges.

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