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Energy rebates: Maine drafts plans to distribute $72 million for direct payments to help with bills

Maine is working on plans to allocate roughly $72 million in federal funding from the Inflation Reduction Act to help residents with energy and efficiency rebates.

White House slams Musk for promoting ‘hideous lie’ of antisemitism

The Biden White House denounced Elon Musk on Friday for repeating the "hideous lie behind the most fatal act of antisemitism" on X, the social media company previously known as Twitter.

Nearly 20% of children take melatonin, raising calls for alarm

Pediatric medicine specialists are calling for more research into the effects of melatonin supplements for children because one in five parents give their school-aged or adolescent children the sleep aid routinely.

DeSantis announces new South Carolina endorsements after Scott drops out of 2024 contest

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is touting 10 new endorsements from South Carolina politicians who previously backed Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) before he backed out of the GOP presidential primary earlier this week.

Texas inmate executed for grisly Christmas season murder of 5-year-old girl

An inmate in Texas was executed Thursday for the abduction and grisly murder of a 5-year-old girl during the 2001 Christmas shopping season.

Fire erupts in Atlanta following train derailment

A train in Atlanta, Georgia, derailed on Friday, resulting in its tank cars starting a fire.

Treasury issues new guidance on green energy investment tax credit

The Treasury Department proposed new tax guidance on Friday for clean energy projects, providing further clarity for developers looking to invest in the sector.

Losing its spark: Three reasons EV producers are struggling to sell customers on the future

Recent developments have put the automotive industry on a fast track to transition toward electric vehicles, in what the Biden administration identifies as a key player in reducing carbon emissions. However, several bumps in the road have caused drivers to stop buying electric cars, including the high prices and confusing tax credits.

Liberal group appeals Trump 14th Amendment ruling to Michigan Supreme Court

The liberal group fighting to keep former President Donald Trump off the Michigan ballot in 2024 is appealing a lower court's decision to the Michigan Supreme Court after a judge ruled he could remain on the ballot next year.

Palestinian civilians in Gaza face ‘immediate possibility of starvation,’ WFP says

The United Nations World Food Program warned on Thursday that the scarcity of food and water in Gaza is so grave that civilians are "facing the immediate possibility of starvation."
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