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Energy

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Ford Electric Vehicle, July 23, 2023, Washington, D.C.

Energy worker advocacy group supports governors' call to end Biden EV mandate

Consumer demand aside, the governors' letter argued the U.S. currently lacks the grid capacity, charging stations, and domestic production necessary to support battery operated vehicles on a large scale. China controls 70% of electric vehicle battery production, according to a 2022 Congressional Research Service report cited in the letter.

From the States

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Former judge faces federal charges, including alleged sex solicitation from defendant girlfriend

Among the federal charges facing the Arkansas county judge is allegedly solicitation of sex from the girlfriend of a defendant.

Courts & Law

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Marines carrying trash, Afghanistan, Aug. 15, 2009

After being cleared of homicide charges, Marines face no penalty for drinking

The jury of eight Marines found them not guilty this week during a trial at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina

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.”

Crime

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The Washington Post

Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post employee charged with child pornography possession

Thomas LeGro is a deputy director of video for the Post and was part of a team of journalists who won a Pulitzer in 2018 for their coverage of Judge Roy Moore and his run for the U.S. Senate in Alabama in 2017.

Crime

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A Chicago Transit Authority Pink Line elevated train

Suspect in Chicago L train female passenger being set on fire had 72 prior arrests, Trump admin

The suspect in the attack is facing federal terrorism charges

Energy

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Ford Mustang Mach E

Rental company gives woman EV instead of SUV she reserved, she spends hours trying to charge it

“So no EVs in my future, and I won’t be the sucker who says yes next time,” Diane Strain said about the experience.

Crime

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Dozens of swastikas and anti-Obama slogans, most of them covered up by workers, were drawn on pillars around the exterior of Union Station in Washington

Suspect in Union Station swastika graffiti incident is illegal immigrant with long rap sheet, report

Despite having been deported on two separate occasions, ICE is not currently moving to place Geraldo Pando in federal custody.

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.

Crime

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Police identify man charged in connection with attacks on homeless in D.C, New York City

District of Columbia man charge has a criminal record and purportedly mental health issues

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