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As EV Sales Pick up Pace, Electric Commercial Fleets Lag
Passenger cars dominate the electric vehicle market, but light delivery trucks could benefit from the cost savings and range E.V.s offer.
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Biden Team to Counter Tech Espionage Unveils Cases Involving China and Russia
A new division set up by the government to pursue sanctions evasion and technology espionage announced arrests of individuals with ties to foreign governments.
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Live updates: Beshear, Cameron set to face off in Kentucky gov’s race
Voters in Kentucky will choose their next nominees for governor and secretary of states, while Philadelphia voters will select their next mayoral nominees in Tuesday’s primary elections.
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House Democrat moves to expel Santos; McCarthy says ethics panel should handle
The privileged motion — introduced by Rep. Robert Garcia (D-Calif.) — would require a vote, a move to table or referral to committee within two days.
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U.S. charges Russian in global ransomware attacks, including on D.C.
The Justice, Treasury and State departments announced a crackdown on global ransomware suspect Mikhail Matveev, setting a $10 million reward for his arrest and announcing economic sanctions.
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Pence would start a 2024 campaign in a historically bad position
Few major candidates have been so broadly disliked. Of course, one who was is named Donald Trump.
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The Durham report fails to meet William Barr’s hype
Another special counsel’s report, another instance of Barr’s pre-spin ultimately falling apart.
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Manchin Clashes With Biden Administration Over Climate Law
Senator Joe Manchin III, the conservative West Virginia Democrat who faces re-election next year and is flirting with a presidential run, has threatened to repeal the measure he helped write.
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Without Tucker Carlson, Far Right Loses a Foothold in the Mainstream
For years, Mr. Carlson used his Fox News show to bring right-wing ideas into Americans’ living rooms. Playing the same role in his next chapter will be much harder.
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The Durham Report Offered Few Conclusions. The Right Drew Its Own.
Conservative leaders and right-wing outlets say the special counsel report, which produced no startling revelations, lends credence to their conspiracy theories about the F.B.I.