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Tire Ban Looms: California Draws a Line

California regulators just approved the nation’s first tire-efficiency limits that will block many current replacement tires from California shelves starting in 2029, with tougher caps in 2033.Story SnapshotCalifornia adopted binding rolling-resistance caps for most...

Outrage Brewing: Who Bankrolled The Waitress?

A Wisconsin Democrat who built her campaign around being a working-class waitress waited until two days after her own primary to reveal she'd also been paid by groups tied to billionaire George Soros' network.Story...

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Chilling Twist Inside the Clancy Trial

In a Massachusetts courtroom, three dead children share the spotlight with a national fight over whether the justice system still protects the most vulnerable or gets lost in expert battles.Story SnapshotProsecutors say Lindsay Clancy...

Illinois Says No — Inmate Dies Days Later

A former Illinois deputy who killed Sonya Massey died in prison at 32, closing a high-profile case with unresolved questions about health care behind bars.Story SnapshotAttorney says former deputy Sean Grayson died in prison...

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