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US Electric Vehicle Tax Breaks Will Expire on Sept. 30

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‘Reservoir Dogs’ and ‘Kill Bill’ Actor Michael Madsen Dies at 67

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Eyeing Arctic Dominance, Trump Bill Earmarks $8.6 Billion for US Coast Guard Icebreakers

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Trump’s Sweeping Tax-Cut and Spending Bill Wins Congressional Approval

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Americans Celebrate Their Independence With Record-Breaking Travel Numbers

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US Supreme Court to Decide Legality of Transgender School Sports Bans

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Nvidia Set to Become the World’s Most Valuable Company in History

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Poll: 41% in US ‘Extremely Proud’ to Be American, Near Historic Low

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Trump Starting To Fade From View

[aggregation-styles] Axios For the first time in years, Donald Trump is starting to fade into the background, according to SocialFlow data tracking the number of clicks to news articles. The big picture: During the first month of his post-presidency, Trump remained as discussed as he was when he was in...

Trump Rails Against Unsupportive GOP, Including Valadao

Former president Donald Trump criticized Republican lawmakers who didn't support him, during his speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Orlando, Florida on Sunday. Among the Republicans in his roll call was Valley congressman David Valadao, R-Hanford. Trump Names Names "We need strong leadership. We cannot have leaders who show...

Reuters Exclusive: Dozens of Former Republican Officials in Talks To Form Anti-Trump Third Party

[aggregation-styles] Reuters Feb 10 (Reuters) - Dozens of former Republican officials, who view the party as unwilling to stand up to former President Donald Trump and his attempts to undermine U.S. democracy, are in talks to form a center-right breakaway party, four people involved in the discussions told Reuters. The...

Biden Re-Directs Billions of Dollars from Farmers to Tackle Climate Change

[aggregation-styles] Politico The Trump administration used it to bail out farmers suffering from its trade wars. Now the Biden administration wants to deploy a $30 billion pot of money in the Agriculture Department to tackle climate change, support restaurants and kickstart other programs without waiting for Congress. Long hidden in...

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