21 Jul, 2026

Russia’s Airlines Still Fly Using Western Aircraft Parts

How Russia’s airlines continue to fly planes made with Western technology 20 months after the sweeping sanctions targeted Russia’s aerospace industry-some of the most comprehensive sanctions on aviation ever enacted-the country’s airlines are still able to fly passenger jets designed by Western manufacturers. Even though the U.S. and Europe’s largest aerospace firms severed their direct […]

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California Car Buyers May Face New $500 Dealership Fee

With politicians’ mantra focused on driving down the costs facing families, California lawmakers have just done something that shocked families across the state, including consumer advocacy groups, after passing, with overwhelming and bipartisan support, a bill that would allow car dealerships to more than triple their doc processing fee from $85 to $500 a nearly […]

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Federal Lawsuit Challenges California’s Landmark Electric Vehicle Mandate

The fight to determine the future of transportation in the United States has taken a different and more aggressive form, and now a significant legal battle continues between the federal government and the state of California. This is not another case of rules and regulations- but rather a greater battle of who holds the authority […]

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AOC’s Quest for a Union EV Exposes a Party Rift

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s latest dilemma shows how tricky politics can get today especially when values clash. She’s known for backing unions yet often calls out rich elites like Elon Musk. Now comes a move that mixes both worlds: thinking about ditching her Tesla. It’s more than swapping vehicles it hits right as autoworkers go on strike. […]

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