EPA bans asbestos in major rule under TSCA reform
The EPA announced a comprehensive ban on chrysotile asbestos, ending its remaining uses in brake blocks, gaskets, and chlor alkali production. The final rule implements the 2016 Lautenberg Act changes, aims to protect public health, and phases in bans over five years for chlor alkali and two years for most other uses.
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Supreme Court leans toward Biden on social media monitoring case
Justices signaled support for the Biden administration in a dispute with Republican led states over how far the federal government can press platforms to curb posts on COVID and election security. Barrette and Kavanaugh suggested ruling for the states could chill routine government platform interactions.
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Putin presses on in Ukraine after election victory
After winning a landslide fifth term Putin pledged no retreat in Ukraine and proposed a security zone on Ukrainian-held territory. Moscow said front lines stretch over 620 miles as Kyiv struggles with shell shortages and renewed cross border incursions loom amid Western warnings and peace talk ambiguity.
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Afghanistan Taliban retaliates after Pakistani airstrikes kill eight
Afghan forces say they hit Pakistani border posts with heavy weapons in response to airstrikes that killed eight people, the first known Taliban counterattack since taking power. Islamabad reported strikes that killed five women and three children in east Afghanistan.
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