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Trump Administration Repeals U.S. Power-Plant Greenhouse Gas Limits

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency removed carbon pollution restrictions on coal- and natural gas-fired power plants, reversing a major climate policy and raising international concern over U.S. commitments to global emissions reductions.
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Trump Administration Repeals U.S. Power-Plant Greenhouse Gas Limits
NATO Jets Shoot Down Drone After It Enters Lithuania From Belarus
U.S. 10-Year Treasury Yield Tops 5% as Inflation and Energy Pressures Build
Zelenskyy Offers Halt to Infrastructure Strikes if U.S. Secures Russian Peace Commitment
U.S. Schools and Police Warn Over Viral ‘Cat in the Hat’ Social Media Challenge
NASA Prepares Nancy Grace Roman Telescope for Deployment
Trump to Award Congressional Space Medal of Honor to Artemis II Crew
Chicago Weekend Shootings Leave Seven Dead and Dozens Wounded
Apple Shares Slip Ahead of First Major Product Launch Under CEO John Ternus
Abbott to Pay Nearly $385 Million to Settle Infant Formula Contamination Litigation
U.S. Air Force Officer Rescued After Evading Capture in Iranian Desert
Kennedy Center Considers Adding Trump’s Name as Financial Crisis Deepens
Western U.S. Wildfires Force Evacuations Amid Extreme Heat and Drought
Russian Oligarch’s Funding of Donald Trump Jr. Wedding Events Draws Congressional Scrutiny
Trump Administration Plans $500 Healthcare Payments for Nearly One Million ACA Enrollees
Federal Government Bars 870,000 People From Future Aid After Pandemic Fraud Probe
DHS Watchdog Details Abusive Conditions at Florida Immigration Detention Centre
Trump Rejects Calls for AI Development Moratorium as Technology Shares Slide
Keir Starmer Announces Resignation as UK Prime Minister
Trump Administration Asks Supreme Court to Reinstate Mail-In Voting Restrictions
U.S. Treasury Yields Breach 5% as Bond Sell-Off Intensifies
Oil Climbs Above $100 After Houthi Strikes on Saudi Energy Infrastructure
U.S. and Iran Open Talks in Switzerland as Trump Keeps Pressure on Tehran
Pentagon Faces Criticism Over Television Segment on U.S. Airman’s Iran Rescue Mission
Kennedy Center Board Weighs Trump Tribute as Institution Faces Financial Crisis
House Speaker Rejects Calls for Pause on Advanced AI Development
DHS Watchdog Finds Serious Failures at ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Immigration Facility
Former CIA Director John Brennan Subpoenaed in Justice Department Investigation
U.S. Defense Bill and Supplemental Military Funding Remain Stalled Amid Iran Conflict
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