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President Biden's climate change policies, which many blame for rising fuel prices, are unpopular with the public.
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California City Votes To Ban Data Centers In Landmark Measure
Measure NDC received support from roughly 86% of voters, according to election results.
New Jersey Governor Blames Out-Of-State Agitators For Inflaming Newark ICE Detention Protests
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