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EPA Approves Sale of Higher-Ethanol Fuel To Try To Lower Gas Prices
The EPA is temporarily allowing more ethanol in gasoline to blunt high pump prices. The move shows how fast federal rules can…
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Trump plays Texas hold ’em with Senate endorsement
MAGA activists are trying to keep Donald Trump from backing John Cornyn in Texas. The endorsement fight is shaping the GOP primary…
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Low Favorability? Fuhgeddaboudit. Democrats Are Crushing It at the Ballot Box
Democrats are racking up state legislative wins even while their approval numbers stay weak. That could matter for the next round of…
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No Kings protest: March 28 rally goes far beyond America—it will be on 6 continents. Here’s who will be there
The March 28 No Kings mobilization is set to hit all 50 states and multiple continents. The protests center on immigration enforcement…
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Women’s History Month: A Time to Reflect on Progress and Participation
Each year in March, the United States observes Women’s History Month—a time to recognize and reflect on the contributions women have made…
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Fed’s Cook Says Inflation More of a Risk Now Due to Iran War
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook says the Iran war has made inflation the bigger threat. That could shape interest-rate decisions and hit…
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Ex Miami School Board Power Player Heads To Trial Over $100K Spending Spree
A former Miami-Dade school board leader is headed to trial after prosecutors said she used district money for personal spending. The case…
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César Chavez Day events renamed, postponed or canceled after sexual abuse allegations
Events tied to César Chávez Day have been renamed, delayed, or canceled in several states after sexual abuse allegations resurfaced. The dispute…
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Members of Natomas school board consider pay bumps for teachers, staff — and themselves
The Natomas school board is considering pay bumps for teachers and staff, plus raises for board members. That makes this a question…
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GeekWire rides the world’s first floating-bridge train — Seattle tech commutes will never be the same
Sound Transit’s new light rail link across Lake Washington is opening to riders. It could change how thousands of commuters move between…
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Why Do So Many People Keep Getting Sick and Injured At Fort Mill’s Silfab Factory?
Emergency calls at Fort Mill’s Silfab factory are piling up. The pattern is raising fresh questions about workplace safety, local oversight, and…
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Chicago Democrat torches his own party, Gov. Pritzker — reveals why Democrats block Trump’s immigration enforcement
A Chicago Democratic leader is blasting his own party and Gov. J.B. Pritzker over immigration enforcement. The fight exposes how state and…