The EPA Called a 17-Year-Old Rule ‘Brand New’ So Congress Could Fast-Track Killing It. A Judge Wasn’t Buying It.
A federal judge in Washington spent part of her ruling this week accusing the EPA...
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A federal judge in Washington spent part of her ruling this week accusing the EPA...
Somewhere in a public works garage or a police evidence lot, there may soon be...
On the last day California lawmakers met this year, Senate Bill 1013 sat in a...
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Three recalls. Twenty-one months. One rearview camera that kept failing anyway. If that sounds like...
Ascend Elements finally has a face to go with the wreckage in western Kentucky. Last...
Werner Enterprises stood next to representatives of the White House on July 30 and pledged...
Somewhere in a Chinese testing facility, a government inspector measured the wheelbase on a Geely...
Somewhere in America over the past few weeks, a federal inspector walked into what a...
Nobody broke a window. Nobody hot-wired an ignition. Nobody even needed a stolen key fob....
Ban every police license plate camera in Florida tomorrow, and your car does not become...
Every new car sold in the United States will soon be legally required to stop...
Mazda wants credit today for making the highway shoulder a safer place. Read past the...
On May 21, the House Energy and Commerce Committee voted 48 to 1 to advance...
Garrett Langley, the CEO of Flock Safety, picked an odd hill to defend this week....