Biden vows to stay in race despite calls to step aside
President Biden defended his policies at a news conference saying he remains in the race to finish the job. He brushed off questions about his fitness for four more years while aides acknowledge doubts within his team and donors about turning things around.
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Inflation cools again as prices dip in June
U S inflation eased for the third straight month in June with a 0.1 percent drop from May, the first monthly decline since May 2020. Yearly inflation slowed to 3.0 percent, aiding expectations that the Federal Reserve will begin cutting its rate if price gains stay mild through summer.
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Baldwin defense grills scene tech over gun search flaws
In Santa Fe during Alec Baldwin's involuntary manslaughter trial, defense attorney Alex Spiro pressed crime scene tech Marissa Poppell about searches on the prop truck and a warehouse linked to Seth Kenney. The cross examination questioned the handling of live versus dummy rounds and whether investigators rushed to wrap the case.
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Houston power outages expected to linger into next week
CenterPoint Energy said about 500000 Houston area homes and businesses will remain without electricity into next week after Hurricane Beryl. The utility has restored over 1 million outages since landfall and aims to reconnect hundreds of thousands more by Sunday as Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick urges faster recovery along the Gulf Coast.
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Marathon Oil to pay record Clean Air Act fine
Marathon Oil will pay a record 64.5 million penalty and invest about 177 million in pollution cutting measures to settle alleged Clean Air Act violations at North Dakota oil and gas facilities. The EPA and Justice Department said the accord is the largest ever for stationary sources and signals intensified enforcement under the Biden administration. Attorney General Merrick Garland stated the settlement will ensure cleaner air for North Dakota communities while holding Marathon accountable.
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