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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.

Train Derailment In Wisconsin Leaves Cars Partially Submerged in River

A train derailment near De Soto, Wisconsin caused cars to be partially submerged in the Mississippi River after the BNSF train spilled its cargo.

Watchdog Warns Post-Election Audits May Validate Fraud Rather Than Detect It

"None of those audits can catch the type of improper election management that happened in 2020," says director of The Amistad Project Phill Kline.

U.S. Gas Prices on the Rise, Worst Yet to Come

"Oil prices remain a wildcard, but we’re likely a few weeks away from seeing the national average peak," says head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy.

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