Eight States Unite to Promote Zero-Emission Cars
Eight states led by California and New York vow to boost zero-emission vehicles to 3.3 million by 2025 by accelerating charging infrastructure and coordinated incentives. Massachusetts Maryland Oregon Connecticut Rhode Island Vermont join the pact representing about 23 percent of the US auto market. Policymakers expect streamlined zoning and pricing to ease consumer adoption and bolster the auto industry.
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San Francisco
California
New York
U.S
Massachusetts
Maryland
Oregon
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Vermont
Mary Nichols
California Air Resources Board
Danvers High teacher murder case shocks community
Danvers Mass AP a teacher Colleen Ritzer 24 was killed after after school detention for student Philip Chism 14. A classmate said Ritzer asked him to stay after class two days before the death while police investigated and grief counselors aided students.
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Danvers
Mass
Philip Chism
Colleen Ritzer
Danvers High School
Rania Rhaddaoui
Chism
Ritzer
Rhaddaeus
Boston
Gold star nutrition ratings shown to influence shoppers
A study from USDA FDA and University of Florida finds Hannaford Guiding Stars labels on cereal aisles push customers toward healthier options. Over 20 months no star cereals dropped 13 percent at Hannaford and 10 percent nationwide, with a slightly larger shift to healthier cereals at Hannaford. The authors say the system provides accessible nutrition information and could impact public health.
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Portland, Maine
Hannaford
Food Policy
U.S
Canada
Guiding Stars
Jordan Lin
FDA
Boy Who Killed Nazi Father Faces Teen Years Court Hearing
A 10 year old boy who shot his neo Nazi father lies at the center of a Riverside County hearing to determine his ongoing placement and potential rehabilitation. Prosecutors and defense attorneys clash over the best path for a youth molded by abuse and extremist indoctrination as he nears late adolescence.
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Nazi
Santa Ana
Calif
Jeff Hall
Riverside County
Poll finds online abuse declining but remains widespread
AP NORC MTV poll shows nearly half of teens and young adults report electronic harassment, down from 2011 levels. 34 percent told a parent, 18 percent asked a sibling, and 72 percent found changes to login details helped while 66 percent sought parental support.
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Associated Press-Norc Center For Public Affairs Research
MTV
Sameer Hinduja
Florida Atlantic University
Ap-Norc
United States
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