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EPA Approves Fuel Made From Recycled Plastics Despite Data Linking Chemical Exposure to Cancer

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved Chevron's plan to create fuel made from recycled plastics, although a 203-page risk assessment suggests the plan may expose individuals to cancer-causing agents.

California DMV Tests Digital Driver’s Licenses Amid Data Security Concerns

Approximately 2,000 drivers are participating in this pilot program, with the expectation to "actively use it and provide feedback."

Oklahoma Gov. Stitt Signs Bill Defining ‘Female’ and ‘Mother,’ Banning Men from Women’s Restrooms (Video)

The bill forbids men from accessing facilities such as women's restrooms, prisons, rape shelters, locker rooms, and other similar spaces designed for women.

Ford Projected to Lose $4.5 Billion on Electric Vehicle Line

The company still made a net income of $1.9 billion in the second quarter of 2023.

Moscow, Idaho Reaches Settlement With Christians Arrested for Not Wearing Masks at Outdoor Church Event

One man said the event represents a "microcosm" of a nationwide problem.

Republican Attorneys General Demand End to Race-Based Quotas in Hiring Practices in Letter to All Fortune 100 Companies

"[R]acial discrimination under the guise of affirmative action must end," the letter demands

Seven AGs Express Concern Over Target’s ‘Pride’ Campaign, Claim Possible Violation of State Laws and Shareholders’ Interests

They questioned the campaign's compliance with state laws on child protection, parental rights, and shareholders' interests.

40-Year Study Finds Transgender People More Likely to Have Psychiatric Conditions

The study analyzed 3,800 transgender individuals.

Midwestern Educators Hold Online Workshop to ‘Subversively’ Teach Students Content Without Parental Consent

The idea behind the workshop was to "disrupt problematic policies," according to workshop host Angel Nathan.

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