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EPA proposes raising biofuel blending in 2023 and beyond in win for corn lobby

The Environmental Protection Agency proposed raising the volumes of ethanol and biodiesel in the nation's fuel supply to new highs in 2023 and subsequent years, reflecting President Joe Biden's support for renewable transportation fuels.

Drug lord ‘La Barbie’ no longer in federal custody, officials say

One of the most famous drug traffickers in Mexico is no longer listed as being in federal custody just four years after he was convicted on a number of charges and sentenced to 49 years in prison.

Biden invokes ‘shared commitment to liberty’ in welcoming France’s Macron

President Joe Biden welcomed President Emmanuel Macron of France to the White House for the first official state visit against a backdrop of the war in Ukraine, tensions over American trade subsidies, and China.

‘Give the guy a break’: Netflix CEO supports Elon Musk’s efforts in Twitter takeover

Netflix co-CEO Reed Hastings called new Twitter CEO Elon Musk “the bravest, most creative person on the planet,” defending Musk’s recent takeover of the social media platform.

Biden says latest inflation news shows that his plan is working

President Joe Biden released a statement Thursday morning saying that this week's economic news indicates that his plan is working.

SEE IT: DC buses reserve seat for Rosa Parks Day

Buses across Washington, D.C.'s metro system are reserving a seat Thursday in honor of Rosa Parks.

Joe Rogan earns top spot on Spotify’s 2022 podcast chart

Podcast host Joe Rogan took the No. 1 spot for the most popular podcast on Spotify in 2022.

Jackson gets rare federal intervention in water crisis

Federal help is on the way for Jackson, Mississippi, to alleviate its water woes after a judge approved an interim water manager to spearhead its efforts to reform the failing system.

Why the GOP has labeled Hakeem Jeffries an ‘election denier’

Conservative lawmakers and members of the Republican National Committee have labeled the new leader of House Democrats an "election denier" because the new leader claimed the 2016 presidential election was fake.

Here’s what’s on the menu for Biden’s first state dinner with France’s Macron

President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden have rolled out the red, white, and blue to fete French President Emmanuel Macron and his first lady Brigitte Macron in the first state dinner of the Biden administration.
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