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Electric cars can both make the power grid more resilient and vulnerable, experts say.
Energy and Environment

Washington needs 3 million more EV charging ports to meet state goal

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Republicans need a legislative approach to AI
Beltway Confidential

Republicans need a legislative approach to AI

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Smoking gun documents can help rein in Biden’s climate lawlessness
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Smoking gun documents can help rein in Biden’s climate lawlessness

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Alleged climate activism among Energy commissioners spurs court order, congressional inquiries
Energy and Environment

Alleged climate activism among Energy commissioners spurs court order, congressional inquiries

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North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum speaks to reporters in the spin room after a Republican presidential primary debate hosted by FOX News Channel Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2023, in Milwaukee.
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Burgum aims to pare down administrative state

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Children at a Northwest D.C. playground (Examiner file photo)
Beltway Confidential

‘No loitering at slide entry or exit’: Not everything needs to be legislated

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Resistance grows to Biden hiding costly, choking regulations
Finance and Economy

Resistance grows to Biden hiding costly, choking regulations

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Contours of potential Federal Trade Commission case against Amazon become clearer
Business

Contours of potential Federal Trade Commission case against Amazon become clearer

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Congress weighs whether to referee ‘pay for play’ in college sports
Education

Congress weighs whether to referee ‘pay for play’ in college sports

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Leading House Democrat advocates new agency to regulate AI
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Leading House Democrat advocates new agency to regulate AI

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