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GHG3 on the chopping block: EPA proposes to dismantle emission rules

Trump’s EPA has introduced a bill that seeks to repeal GHG3 established in 2024. Emissions regulations in the trucking industry continue to be a source of contention between the industry and the government. The most recent update was presented on July 29 by the Trump administration. It is a bill that seeks to repeal Phase […]

The manufacturing sector is the most affected by tariffs, according to recent report

Manufacturing industries, including vehicle production, will face rising input costs due to the very tariff regime. The manufacturing sector is beginning to feel the effects of the tariff policies implemented by President Donald Trump, according to a recent analysis by the Washington Center for Equitable Growth. Based on the shared data, factory costs could rise […]

The cities with the worst and best traffic in the U.S.

ConsumerAffairs revealed both the cities with the worst congestion and those with the lightest traffic. Traffic is one of the most serious problems in the United States. Daily commutes between home and work have become so tedious that, in recent years, they’ve led to a significant increase in road rage incidents. While this situation affects […]

Massive heat wave to scorch the U.S.: temperatures above 100°F

The last days of July will bring a heat wave of up to 100°F, potentially affecting 100 million people or more across the country. A heat wave is about to sweep across much of the United States. According to AccuWeather data, the last days of July will bring temperatures reaching up to 100°F, potentially affecting […]

New tariffs on copper and pharmaceuticals amid push to reshore manufacturing

President Donald Trump announced a 50% tariff on copper imports and stated he is considering a 200% levy on imported pharmaceutical products. As part of his plan to encourage the return of industrial production to the United States, President Donald Trump announced a 50% tariff on copper imports and stated he is considering a 200% […]

Fireworks events in the U.S. to celebrate the Fourth of July

From sea to shining sea, fireworks light up the sky across the U.S. on the Fourth of July. The Fourth of July is one of the most celebrated holidays across the United States. Independence Day holds deep meaning for Americans, as it represents freedom and a shared sense of patriotism. To mark the occasion, outdoor […]

249 years of Independence: the legacy of America’s founding document

In 1776 the Founding Fathers changed history forever with the first draft of what would become known as the Declaration of Independence. In May 1776, John Adams took the initiative that would change history forever. Adams, who had previously drafted the Massachusetts Constitution, organized the committee responsible for preparing the first draft of what would […]

Record-breaking travel expected for Independence Day

This upcoming July 4th is expected to bring record numbers of Americans traveling across the country to celebrate Independence Day. This upcoming July 4th is expected to bring record numbers of Americans traveling across the country to celebrate Independence Day. According to the latest projections from the American Automobile Association (AAA), approximately 72.2 million people […]

Text message scams target residents in 17 U.S. states

Authorities, in coordination with state motor vehicle departments, are issuing public alerts about text scammers. Several states have issued warnings to residents about recent text message scams in which fake state motor vehicle agencies demand payment for fraudulent traffic violations. These scams are particularly dangerous because they threaten to revoke drivers’ licenses if payments are […]

Air taxi industry finds new momentum in the U.S.

Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy unveiled a new roadmap to help bring air taxis into commercial airspace. In recent years, several air taxi companies have vowed to be the first to conquer this emerging market, offering faster and more efficient travel for both passengers and cargo. However, the lack of permits and certifications has hindered […]