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Trump Freed Mechanics. Prosecutors Called Them Polluters.
Trump’s pardons for mechanics accused in emissions-control cases put right-to-repair politics on a collision course with Clean Air Act enforcement.
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A viral millennial take on baby boomers hit a nerve because it is about more than age. It reflects housing…
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Fired Top General Warns Troops Are Being Pulled Into Politics
Former Joint Chiefs chairman Gen. CQ Brown, removed by Trump, warned against political uses of U.S. troops as a Los…
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Barbra Streisand marked her anniversary with James Brolin in a rare personal post, drawing warm reactions from Rita Wilson, Mary…
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The First American Pope’s July 4 Message Had an Edge
Pope Leo XIV used a Philadelphia liberty honor tied to America’s 250th birthday to speak about unity, immigration, human dignity…
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