The Senate voted 52-46 to overturn an EPA rule aimed at limiting seven hazardous air pollutants from heavy industry, marking a historic weakening of the Clean Air Act. Introduced by Republican Sen. John Curtis, the resolution argues that the rule, which required major polluters to maintain strict controls, hindered technological progress in pollution reduction. Environmental advocates condemned the decision, warning it poses significant health risks, particularly to children, by allowing industrial facilities to release toxic pollutants without stringent oversight.
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Trump calls those who want Epstein files released ‘troublemakers’
President Trump ordered the Justice Department to seek the release of grand jury testimony related to Jeffrey Epstein, but expressed skepticism that it would satisfy critics of his administration's handling of the case. While the DOJ cited public interest in its filing, legal experts suggest the transcripts may offer limited insights compared to existing evidence from civil lawsuits and Maxwell's trial. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: President Trump has directed the Justice Department...
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