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Glas Amerike
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TV program Glasa Amerike na jezicima naroda BiH

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TV program Glasa Amerike na jezicima naroda BiH

"I really lost my trust in the police department.... They didn't protect our community, they were protecting the ICE agents."

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"I really lost my trust in the police department.... They didn't protect our community, they were protecting the ICE agents."

An art exhibit at the California Surf Museum and Oceanside Museum of Art kicked off with a gala and big kahunas in attendance.

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An art exhibit at the California Surf Museum and Oceanside Museum of Art kicked off with a gala and big kahunas in attendance.

Em três dias de funcionamento, o BC Protege+ bloqueou 3.170 tentativas de abertura de contas fraudulentas. Segundo o balanço mais recente divulgado pela instituição, 193,8 mil pessoas ativaram a proteção, e as instituições financeiras fizeram 3,04 milhões de consultas ao sistema para verificar pedidos de abertura de contas ou inclusão de titulares. Os dados foram apurados até as 17h45 desta quarta-feira (3). Lançado na segunda (1º), o BC Protege+ é um serviço gratuito para reforçar a proteção de cidadãos e empresas contra fraudes na abertura de contas-corrente, poupança e contas de pagamento pré-pagas. Notícias relacionadas: Tesouro reprova empréstimo de R$ 20 bilhões aos Correios. Governo lança plano conjunto contra fraudes bancárias digitais. Escolas do Norte e Nordeste terão R$ 53 milhões para ampliar internet. Ao ativar o serviço, o usuário comunica oficialmente que não deseja abrir contas nem ser incluído como titular ou representante em contas de terceiros. A consulta ao sistema pelas instituições financeiras é obrigatória antes da abertura de qualquer conta. O recurso funciona como uma camada adicional de segurança para prevenir fraudes de identidade e evitar que produtos financeiros sejam contratados em contas abertas ilegalmente em nome do cidadão ou da empresa. Como ativar Acesse a área logada do Meu BC com Conta gov.br nível prata ou ouro e verificação em duas etapas habilitada; Localize o serviço BC Protege+ e ative a proteção; Colaboradores de empresas registrados no gov.br também podem ativar a proteção em nome da organização; A escolha fica registrada no sistema e é informada automaticamente às instituições financeiras quando elas consultam os dados do cliente. Desativação Caso o usuário deseje abrir uma conta ou ser incluído na de terceiros, é necessário acessar novamente o BC Protege+ e desativar a proteção temporariamente. O Banco Central recomenda programar uma data de reativação automática, garantindo que a segurança seja restabelecida após o procedimento. O serviço é gratuito e pode ser ativado ou desativado a qualquer momento.

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Em três dias de funcionamento, o BC Protege+ bloqueou 3.170 tentativas de abertura de contas fraudulentas. Segundo o balanço mais recente divulgado pela instituição, 193,8 mil pessoas ativaram a proteção, e as instituições financeiras fizeram 3,04 milhões de consultas ao sistema para verificar pedidos de abertura de contas ou inclusão de titulares. Os dados foram apurados até as 17h45 desta quarta-feira (3). Lançado na segunda (1º), o BC Protege+ é um serviço gratuito para reforçar a proteção de cidadãos e empresas contra fraudes na abertura de contas-corrente, poupança e contas de pagamento pré-pagas. Notícias relacionadas: Tesouro reprova empréstimo de R$ 20 bilhões aos Correios. Governo lança plano conjunto contra fraudes bancárias digitais. Escolas do Norte e Nordeste terão R$ 53 milhões para ampliar internet. Ao ativar o serviço, o usuário comunica oficialmente que não deseja abrir contas nem ser incluído como titular ou representante em contas de terceiros. A consulta ao sistema pelas instituições financeiras é obrigatória antes da abertura de qualquer conta. O recurso funciona como uma camada adicional de segurança para prevenir fraudes de identidade e evitar que produtos financeiros sejam contratados em contas abertas ilegalmente em nome do cidadão ou da empresa. Como ativar Acesse a área logada do Meu BC com Conta gov.br nível prata ou ouro e verificação em duas etapas habilitada; Localize o serviço BC Protege+ e ative a proteção; Colaboradores de empresas registrados no gov.br também podem ativar a proteção em nome da organização; A escolha fica registrada no sistema e é informada automaticamente às instituições financeiras quando elas consultam os dados do cliente. Desativação Caso o usuário deseje abrir uma conta ou ser incluído na de terceiros, é necessário acessar novamente o BC Protege+ e desativar a proteção temporariamente. O Banco Central recomenda programar uma data de reativação automática, garantindo que a segurança seja restabelecida após o procedimento. O serviço é gratuito e pode ser ativado ou desativado a qualquer momento.

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Kentucky Lantern
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WASHINGTON — U.S. House GOP leadership pulled a bill from the House floor Wednesday that would set a national framework for college-athletes’ compensation.  The Student Compensation and Opportunity through Rights and Endorsements, or ‘‘SCORE” Act, would bar student-athletes from being recognized as employees and provide broad antitrust immunity to the NCAA and college sports conferences.  The […]

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WASHINGTON — U.S. House GOP leadership pulled a bill from the House floor Wednesday that would set a national framework for college-athletes’ compensation.  The Student Compensation and Opportunity through Rights and Endorsements, or ‘‘SCORE” Act, would bar student-athletes from being recognized as employees and provide broad antitrust immunity to the NCAA and college sports conferences.  The […]

دیدار نمایندگان لبنان و اسرائیل با میانجی‌گری آمریکا و چشم‌انداز خلع سلاح حزب‌الله

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دیدار نمایندگان لبنان و اسرائیل با میانجی‌گری آمریکا و چشم‌انداز خلع سلاح حزب‌الله

រដ្ឋបាលលោកដូណាល់ត្រាំ​ បាន​មួលរឹតបន្តឹងខ្ចៅនយោបាយប្រឆាំង​ជនអន្តោប្រវេសន៍ក្នុងទឹកដីអាមេរិក។ ក្រោយពីម្ចាស់សេតវិមាន​ប្រកាស​ចង់ឈប់ទទួល​ជនអន្តោប្រវេសន៍​មកពីប្រទេស​តតិយលោក ក៏ព្រោះតែឃាតកម្ម​សម្លាប់​ឆ្មាំជាតិបង្កឡើង​ដោយ​ជនជាតិអាហ្វហ្កានីស្ថាន រដ្ឋាភិបាលអាមេរិក កាលពីថ្ងៃអង្គារ​ទី​២​ធ្នូ បាន​ចេញកំណត់​អនុស្សារណៈ ដែល​មានចែង​ពីការ​ផ្អាក​រាល់​ការផ្តល់​បណ្ណស្នាក់នៅអចិន្ត្រៃយ៍​ និងសញ្ជាតិ​ដល់ប្រជាជន​មកពីប្រទេស​ចំនួន​១៩។ ប្រទេស​ទាំង១៩​ធ្លាប់ត្រូវបានអាមេរិក​ដាក់​ក្នុង​បញ្ជី​ខ្មៅ ហាមឃាត់មិនធ្វើដំណើរ​ចូលទឹកដីអាមេរិក ឬ រឹតបន្តឹង​ក្នុងរឿងទទួលបានទិដ្ឋាកាអាមេរិក កាលពីខែ​មិថុនាកន្លងទៅ។

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រដ្ឋបាលលោកដូណាល់ត្រាំ​ បាន​មួលរឹតបន្តឹងខ្ចៅនយោបាយប្រឆាំង​ជនអន្តោប្រវេសន៍ក្នុងទឹកដីអាមេរិក។ ក្រោយពីម្ចាស់សេតវិមាន​ប្រកាស​ចង់ឈប់ទទួល​ជនអន្តោប្រវេសន៍​មកពីប្រទេស​តតិយលោក ក៏ព្រោះតែឃាតកម្ម​សម្លាប់​ឆ្មាំជាតិបង្កឡើង​ដោយ​ជនជាតិអាហ្វហ្កានីស្ថាន រដ្ឋាភិបាលអាមេរិក កាលពីថ្ងៃអង្គារ​ទី​២​ធ្នូ បាន​ចេញកំណត់​អនុស្សារណៈ ដែល​មានចែង​ពីការ​ផ្អាក​រាល់​ការផ្តល់​បណ្ណស្នាក់នៅអចិន្ត្រៃយ៍​ និងសញ្ជាតិ​ដល់ប្រជាជន​មកពីប្រទេស​ចំនួន​១៩។ ប្រទេស​ទាំង១៩​ធ្លាប់ត្រូវបានអាមេរិក​ដាក់​ក្នុង​បញ្ជី​ខ្មៅ ហាមឃាត់មិនធ្វើដំណើរ​ចូលទឹកដីអាមេរិក ឬ រឹតបន្តឹង​ក្នុងរឿងទទួលបានទិដ្ឋាកាអាមេរិក កាលពីខែ​មិថុនាកន្លងទៅ។

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Freedom of the Press Foundation
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: The federal appellate court for the D.C. Circuit recently affirmed a ruling requiring investigative journalist Catherine Herridge to disclose the sources for her reporting on scientist Yangping Chen’s alleged ties to the Chinese military while an online college Chen founded received federal funds. The court got it wrong by holding Herridge in contempt for not burning her sources, and Herridge is rightly seeking a rehearing. Worse yet, the misguided ruling was informed by documents about the FBI’s investigation of Chen that were filed under seal, even though the investigation is over and the documents aren’t classified. The appellate court even held a portion of its hearing to decide whether to order Herridge to testify in closed court. Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF), represented by Schaerr | Jaffe LLP, filed a motion to intervene and unseal the documents and hearing transcript yesterday. The following statement can be attributed to Seth Stern, director of advocacy for FPF. “Journalist-source confidentiality is about safeguarding the public’s right to be informed. Its fate should not be decided in secret hearings about secret documents. Americans deserve to know whether the damages Chen claims to have suffered were because of alleged leaks to Herridge or because of the outcome of the government investigation she reported on. If the latter, it raises the question of whether the court is ordering Herridge to out her sources to aid Chen in pursuing a baseless lawsuit. Surely the bar for compelled disclosure of journalistic sources must be higher than that. “Opponents of the reporter’s privilege often dream up convoluted hypothetical scenarios to call it a national security risk. But here we see someone suspected of ties to a foreign military able to use the courts to try to find out who in the government U.S. reporters are talking to and the content of those conversations. It goes to show that the real national security risk is the lack of a statutory privilege, which allows courts to issue misguided rulings. Congress should step up and reintroduce and pass the PRESS Act.” H. Christopher Bartolomucci, a partner at Schaerr | Jaffe, added: “Public access and government accountability are fundamental to the rule of law, and the notion of ‘secret law’ is anathema to our system of justice. By denying the public access to important judicial records in this case, the court is keeping members of the public from judging for themselves the strength or weakness of the court’s reasoning.” You can read FPF’s motion here. Please contact us if you would like further comment.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: The federal appellate court for the D.C. Circuit recently affirmed a ruling requiring investigative journalist Catherine Herridge to disclose the sources for her reporting on scientist Yangping Chen’s alleged ties to the Chinese military while an online college Chen founded received federal funds. The court got it wrong by holding Herridge in contempt for not burning her sources, and Herridge is rightly seeking a rehearing. Worse yet, the misguided ruling was informed by documents about the FBI’s investigation of Chen that were filed under seal, even though the investigation is over and the documents aren’t classified. The appellate court even held a portion of its hearing to decide whether to order Herridge to testify in closed court. Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF), represented by Schaerr | Jaffe LLP, filed a motion to intervene and unseal the documents and hearing transcript yesterday. The following statement can be attributed to Seth Stern, director of advocacy for FPF. “Journalist-source confidentiality is about safeguarding the public’s right to be informed. Its fate should not be decided in secret hearings about secret documents. Americans deserve to know whether the damages Chen claims to have suffered were because of alleged leaks to Herridge or because of the outcome of the government investigation she reported on. If the latter, it raises the question of whether the court is ordering Herridge to out her sources to aid Chen in pursuing a baseless lawsuit. Surely the bar for compelled disclosure of journalistic sources must be higher than that. “Opponents of the reporter’s privilege often dream up convoluted hypothetical scenarios to call it a national security risk. But here we see someone suspected of ties to a foreign military able to use the courts to try to find out who in the government U.S. reporters are talking to and the content of those conversations. It goes to show that the real national security risk is the lack of a statutory privilege, which allows courts to issue misguided rulings. Congress should step up and reintroduce and pass the PRESS Act.” H. Christopher Bartolomucci, a partner at Schaerr | Jaffe, added: “Public access and government accountability are fundamental to the rule of law, and the notion of ‘secret law’ is anathema to our system of justice. By denying the public access to important judicial records in this case, the court is keeping members of the public from judging for themselves the strength or weakness of the court’s reasoning.” You can read FPF’s motion here. Please contact us if you would like further comment.

OZODNEWS дастурининг навбатдаги сони билан танишинг!

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OZODNEWS дастурининг навбатдаги сони билан танишинг!

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Louisiana Illuminator
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WASHINGTON — U.S. House GOP leadership pulled a bill from the House floor Wednesday that would set a national framework for college-athletes’ compensation.  The Student Compensation and Opportunity through Rights and Endorsements, or ‘‘SCORE” Act, would bar student-athletes from being recognized as employees and provide broad antitrust immunity to the NCAA and college sports conferences.  The […]

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WASHINGTON — U.S. House GOP leadership pulled a bill from the House floor Wednesday that would set a national framework for college-athletes’ compensation.  The Student Compensation and Opportunity through Rights and Endorsements, or ‘‘SCORE” Act, would bar student-athletes from being recognized as employees and provide broad antitrust immunity to the NCAA and college sports conferences.  The […]

آمریکا از لنز دوربین - سنت دیرین تزئین درخت کریسمس در مقابل کنگره

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آمریکا از لنز دوربین - سنت دیرین تزئین درخت کریسمس در مقابل کنگره

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West Virginia Watch
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WASHINGTON — U.S. House GOP leadership pulled a bill from the House floor Wednesday that would set a national framework for college-athletes’ compensation.  The Student Compensation and Opportunity through Rights and Endorsements, or ‘‘SCORE” Act, would bar student-athletes from being recognized as employees and provide broad antitrust immunity to the NCAA and college sports conferences.  The […]

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WASHINGTON — U.S. House GOP leadership pulled a bill from the House floor Wednesday that would set a national framework for college-athletes’ compensation.  The Student Compensation and Opportunity through Rights and Endorsements, or ‘‘SCORE” Act, would bar student-athletes from being recognized as employees and provide broad antitrust immunity to the NCAA and college sports conferences.  The […]

«Генасамблея… вимагає, аби РФ забезпечила негайне, безпечне та безумовне повернення українських дітей, які були незаконно переміщені або депортовані»

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Радіо Свобода
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«Генасамблея… вимагає, аби РФ забезпечила негайне, безпечне та безумовне повернення українських дітей, які були незаконно переміщені або депортовані»

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Daily Montanan
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WASHINGTON — U.S. House GOP leadership pulled a bill from the House floor Wednesday that would set a national framework for college-athletes’ compensation.  The Student Compensation and Opportunity through Rights and Endorsements, or ‘‘SCORE” Act, would bar student-athletes from being recognized as employees and provide broad antitrust immunity to the NCAA and college sports conferences.  The […]

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WASHINGTON — U.S. House GOP leadership pulled a bill from the House floor Wednesday that would set a national framework for college-athletes’ compensation.  The Student Compensation and Opportunity through Rights and Endorsements, or ‘‘SCORE” Act, would bar student-athletes from being recognized as employees and provide broad antitrust immunity to the NCAA and college sports conferences.  The […]

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Iowa Capital Dispatch
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WASHINGTON — U.S. House GOP leadership pulled a bill from the House floor Wednesday that would set a national framework for college-athletes’ compensation.  The Student Compensation and Opportunity through Rights and Endorsements, or ‘‘SCORE” Act, would bar student-athletes from being recognized as employees and provide broad antitrust immunity to the NCAA and college sports conferences.  The […]

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WASHINGTON — U.S. House GOP leadership pulled a bill from the House floor Wednesday that would set a national framework for college-athletes’ compensation.  The Student Compensation and Opportunity through Rights and Endorsements, or ‘‘SCORE” Act, would bar student-athletes from being recognized as employees and provide broad antitrust immunity to the NCAA and college sports conferences.  The […]

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate committee that oversees health care started coalescing around an approach to lower costs for Americans during a Wednesday hearing, though several hurdles lay ahead. Republicans and Democrats on the panel appeared to accept that enhanced tax credits for people who purchase their health insurance from the Affordable Care Act marketplace […]

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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate committee that oversees health care started coalescing around an approach to lower costs for Americans during a Wednesday hearing, though several hurdles lay ahead. Republicans and Democrats on the panel appeared to accept that enhanced tax credits for people who purchase their health insurance from the Affordable Care Act marketplace […]

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Idaho Capital Sun
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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate committee that oversees health care started coalescing around an approach to lower costs for Americans during a Wednesday hearing, though several hurdles lay ahead. Republicans and Democrats on the panel appeared to accept that enhanced tax credits for people who purchase their health insurance from the Affordable Care Act marketplace […]

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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate committee that oversees health care started coalescing around an approach to lower costs for Americans during a Wednesday hearing, though several hurdles lay ahead. Republicans and Democrats on the panel appeared to accept that enhanced tax credits for people who purchase their health insurance from the Affordable Care Act marketplace […]

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate committee that oversees health care started coalescing around an approach to lower costs for Americans during a Wednesday hearing, though several hurdles lay ahead. Republicans and Democrats on the panel appeared to accept that enhanced tax credits for people who purchase their health insurance from the Affordable Care Act marketplace […]

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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate committee that oversees health care started coalescing around an approach to lower costs for Americans during a Wednesday hearing, though several hurdles lay ahead. Republicans and Democrats on the panel appeared to accept that enhanced tax credits for people who purchase their health insurance from the Affordable Care Act marketplace […]

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The Center Square
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(The Center Square) – The federal government is relaxing Biden-era fuel economy standards that required most cars to have a fuel efficiency of nearly 50 mpg by 2031 in an effort to ease regulations for car manufacturers and make cars more affordable. While the new Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards weren’t revealed in a White House announcement Wednesday afternoon, the presidents of Ford and Stellantis said they were more “aligned with customer demand” and would lead to more affordable vehicles for Americans. “This CAFE standard that is aligned with customer demand is the right move for a lot of reasons,” Ford CEO Jim Farley said. “This allows us to invest in affordable vehicles made in the U.S., which we will take the lead on, and will allow us to make vehicles more affordable.” Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa said that the revised regulations were “reconciled with real customers’ demand” and that the company is planning to increase production by 50%, creating 5,000 jobs. The president said the rollback would make cars more affordable while enabling consumer choice. “People were paying too much for a car that didn’t work as well. And now they’re going to be environmentally friendly but they’re gonna cost you a lot less,” said President Donald Trump. To illustrate his point, Trump shared an anecdote about Ford having to make “numerous electric cars” to “sell one Ford 150" based on previous policies accelerating the transition to electric vehicles. “They were willing to lose money on building two or three electric cars that they couldn't sell in order to make some money on the 150 because the 150 is a monster,” Trump said, with Farley nodding in the background. The revised standards will save Americans an average of $1,000 on new cars and $109 billion in total over the next five years, according to the White House. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy said the changes would enable more Americans to buy cars and boost automobile manufacturing in the U.S. “These rules are going to allow the automakers to make vehicles that Americans want to purchase, not vehicles that Joe Biden and [Pete] Buttigieg wants them to build, which is important, but also this is important for American jobs,” Duffy said. “So this is jobs, this is freedom, and this is common sense.” Michigan, Kentucky and South Carolina were mentioned specifically as states where auto manufacturers intend to expand.

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(The Center Square) – The federal government is relaxing Biden-era fuel economy standards that required most cars to have a fuel efficiency of nearly 50 mpg by 2031 in an effort to ease regulations for car manufacturers and make cars more affordable. While the new Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards weren’t revealed in a White House announcement Wednesday afternoon, the presidents of Ford and Stellantis said they were more “aligned with customer demand” and would lead to more affordable vehicles for Americans. “This CAFE standard that is aligned with customer demand is the right move for a lot of reasons,” Ford CEO Jim Farley said. “This allows us to invest in affordable vehicles made in the U.S., which we will take the lead on, and will allow us to make vehicles more affordable.” Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa said that the revised regulations were “reconciled with real customers’ demand” and that the company is planning to increase production by 50%, creating 5,000 jobs. The president said the rollback would make cars more affordable while enabling consumer choice. “People were paying too much for a car that didn’t work as well. And now they’re going to be environmentally friendly but they’re gonna cost you a lot less,” said President Donald Trump. To illustrate his point, Trump shared an anecdote about Ford having to make “numerous electric cars” to “sell one Ford 150" based on previous policies accelerating the transition to electric vehicles. “They were willing to lose money on building two or three electric cars that they couldn't sell in order to make some money on the 150 because the 150 is a monster,” Trump said, with Farley nodding in the background. The revised standards will save Americans an average of $1,000 on new cars and $109 billion in total over the next five years, according to the White House. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy said the changes would enable more Americans to buy cars and boost automobile manufacturing in the U.S. “These rules are going to allow the automakers to make vehicles that Americans want to purchase, not vehicles that Joe Biden and [Pete] Buttigieg wants them to build, which is important, but also this is important for American jobs,” Duffy said. “So this is jobs, this is freedom, and this is common sense.” Michigan, Kentucky and South Carolina were mentioned specifically as states where auto manufacturers intend to expand.

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Nebraska Examiner
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LINCOLN — The Nebraska Capitol’s annual Christmas tree-lighting event that has been marked in recent years by singing children and sometimes interrupted by protests focusing attention elsewhere is getting more private in a public place. Gov. Jim Pillen moved this year’s event to 6 p.m., after the Capitol’s public hours, and required tickets obtained from […]

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Nebraska Examiner
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LINCOLN — The Nebraska Capitol’s annual Christmas tree-lighting event that has been marked in recent years by singing children and sometimes interrupted by protests focusing attention elsewhere is getting more private in a public place. Gov. Jim Pillen moved this year’s event to 6 p.m., after the Capitol’s public hours, and required tickets obtained from […]