Who’s to Blame for Tuesday’s Headlines?

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By Blake AuedApr 30, 2024, 12:01 am142 pts
Americans’ growing penchant for ever-bigger, dirtier and more dangerous trucks and SUVs isn’t just a matter of consumer preference. Federal policies that subsidize light trucks and charge tariffs on smaller vehicles from abroad, as well as loopholes in safety standards, are also to blame. (Vox) A Governing…

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