Electric vehicle drivers found that the nearest public charger was unusable in more than one in five charging attempts, according to an updated survey by J.D. Power, Kelley Blue Book (KBB) reported Tuesday. J.D. Power had reported in August that 20% of more than 11,500 surveyed drivers…
Read More Study: America’s Electric Vehicle Dream Plagued With Broken Charging Stations
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Michael Regan and Republican Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine drank tap water at a home in East Palestine together Tuesday, according to C-SPAN, more than two weeks after the disastrous train derailment nearby. Regan claimed during his Thursday visit to East…
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The Biden administration has threatened consequences for China if it provides military support to Russia but has not disclosed those ramifications. China has denied it is considering weapons and ammunition transfers to Russia, attempting to position itself as a neutral mediator, according to media reports.…
Read More Biden Admin Said There Will Be Consequences If China Crosses “Red Line” Supporting Russia In Ukraine
A new Florida bill filed last Friday, would make it illegal to let a dog be in a driver’s lap or stick their head out of a window of a moving car. Additionally, Senate Bill 932, filed by state Sen. Lauren Book (D-Broward) and intended to…
Read More Bill Filed In Florida To Prevent Dogs From Sticking Their Head Out The Car Window
A Brooklyn federal jury found former Mexican Public Security Secretary Genaro Garcia Luna guilty Tuesday of helping the Sinaloa cartel import drugs into the U.S. and attack the organization’s rivals in exchange for bribes, according to the U.S. attorney’s office for the Eastern District of…
Read More Ex-Mexico Drug Czar Convicted In U.S. Of Taking Bribes From Sinaloa Cartel
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday in Gonzalez v. Google, which addresses the question of whether an “interactive computer service” like Google can be held liable for content recommended by its algorithms under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996. Section 230 protects…
Read More Supreme Court Hears Google Case Brought By Family Of American Student Killed By ISIS In Paris
The US Environmental Protection Agency is ordering Norfolk Southern to handle and pay for all necessary cleanup after its train carrying toxic chemicals derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, more than two weeks ago. In a release on Tuesday, the EPA said: Today, the U.S. Environmental…
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Monday that Russia was suspending its participation in the New START treaty with the U.S. that limits the two sides’ strategic nuclear arsenals. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken later called the decision “deeply unfortunate and irresponsible.” The treaty puts…
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Republican Rep. Wesley Hunt of Texas said Monday that President Joe Biden’s visit to Ukraine was a “slap in the face” to residents of East Palestine, Ohio, where a train derailment led to a spill of toxic chemicals. Biden visited Ukraine Monday prior to meetings in Poland…
Read More GOP Rep Shreds Biden Calling Ukraine Visit ‘Slap In The Face’ To Victims Of Ohio Toxic Train Wreck
Former President Donald J. Trump unveiled his new plan to stop out-of-control crime and keep all Americans safe. In his first term, President Trump reduced violent crime and stood strongly with America’s law enforcement. “On Joe Biden’s watch, violent crime has skyrocketed and communities have…
Read More Trump Lays Out Plan To End Crime “Restore Law And Order”