Thursday’s Headlines Are Down but Not Out

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By Blake AuedOct 19, 2023, 12:01 am343 pts
Due to stricter federal regulations, air pollution in U.S. cities has been falling for decades, but that decline is slowing, and researchers aren’t sure why. (Bloomberg) The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating GM’s Cruise division over reports that its autonomous vehicles don’t…

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