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Electric vehicle battery weight poses risk for other drivers: Experts

Traffic safety advocates advised that the increased weight of batteries in electric vehicles could be considerably more dangerous to other drivers on the road.

Russia threatens undersea ‘cable communications of our enemies’

Russia has a “moral” right to destroy the undersea “cable communications of our enemies,” according to one of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s top Kremlin lieutenants.

Virginia teacher shot by 6-year-old student no longer working at school district

The Virginia elementary school teacher shot by her 6-year-old student in January is no longer working with the school, with the district and lawyers disputing whether she was fired or resigned from her post.

Donald Trump arrested: Garland defends Jack Smith’s ‘integrity’ after barrage of attacks

Attorney General Merrick Garland on Wednesday insisted he “followed” all proper regulations in the Department of Justice’s indictment of former President Donald Trump as he stood behind the “integrity” of special counsel Jack Smith.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez teases presidential bid amid Trump legal drama in his city

MIAMI — As former President Donald Trump, his team of lawyers, and members of his 2024 Republican primary campaign descended on Miami this week to mount a legal and political defense against federal criminal charges, the city's mayor was stoking anticipation regarding his own bid for the White House.

Oil demand projected to peak before 2030 thanks to shift toward renewable energy

Global oil demand is slated to peak before the end of the decade, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency, a milestone it attributes to investments in clean energy sources, particularly for electric vehicles, and a drop in oil demand growth from China.

Schiff says McCarthy taking on censure resolution is an ‘abuse of resources’

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) reacted to a Republican resolution this week to censure him, calling the measure a “terrible abuse of House resources.”

Sarah Bedford says ‘Two things can be true’: Trump was targeted, but he made it easy

The Washington Examiner's Sarah Bedford speculated on Wednesday that the federal charges levied against former President Donald Trump in relation to his handling of classified documents may be relatively damning, but prosecutors could face an uphill battle as it becomes increasingly clear that he was targeted with more vigor than others in several investigations.

Fed pauses interest rate hikes after a year, but signals more tightening to come

The Federal Reserve announced Wednesday that it is pausing its interest rate hikes, showing that officials believe they are having success in bringing down inflation.

Philadelphia I-95 collapse: Josh Shapiro announces demolition of collapsed highway to be completed by Thursday

The demolition of the collapsed highway located near Philadelphia is expected to be finished by Thursday, Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) announced Wednesday.
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