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Year in Review: Electric vehicle charging, range, and repair struggles

Many electric vehicle owners who took road trips or attempted to haul trailers in an effort to save money amid high gas prices in 2022 found that low-emission vehicles can create other costly problems.

Mexican authorities find four human skulls being shipped to South Carolina

Authorities at a central Mexico airport discovered four human skulls in a shipment that was headed for the United States.

Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler faces lawsuit over sexual assault allegations from 1970s

Steven Tyler is now facing a lawsuit over sexual assault allegations that stem from what his accuser called an illicit sexual relationship with the Aerosmith frontman when she was only 16.

Pope Francis mourns Benedict XVI and gives thanks for his ‘sacrifices’

Pope Francis mourned and gave thanks to his predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, hours after his death on Saturday.

Oregon woman charged after pushing toddler onto train tracks

A woman was arrested after witnesses saw her shove a 3-year-old girl onto the light rail train tracks at the Gateway Transit Center in the Woodland Park neighborhood in Portland, Oregon, Wednesday night.

Appellate court rules in favor of separating school bathrooms based on sex

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit ruled that separating bathrooms based on sex doesn't violate the Constitution or Title IX, a decision with repercussions for the nationwide debate over transgender issues.

Biden remembers Pope Benedict XVI as ‘renowned theologian’

President Joe Biden praised Pope Benedict XVI as a theologian and an inspiration in his first public comments following the death of the former pontiff at age 95.

Virginia Lt. Gov. Sears calls for investigation into national merit award scandal

Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears asked Gov. Glenn Youngkin and Attorney General Jason Miyares to investigate one of the state's top high schools for not informing students that they had qualified for a national award until after important deadlines, a failure critics are attributing to the school leaders' ideology.

Bolsonaro flies to Florida in last days as president of Brazil, stoking speculation

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has reportedly flown to Florida in his last days in office, stirring speculation.

WATCH: Former DHS official says if Biden wanted to fix border, ‘it’s not that hard’

President Joe Biden has shown frustration behind closed doors at the southern border crisis, but he could easily solve the problem if he desired, said a former Department of Homeland Security official.
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