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Using hydrogen to generate power is a process that starts with electricity and ends with electricity, while losing a lot of it in the intermediate steps.
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The Trump administration’s ‘public charge’ rule, which has received favorable rulings in the courts, unfairly discriminates against immigrants who need help.
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Removing Trump from office would be good for Republicans: We would all get a stable president, and he would be able to run in 2020 and 2024.
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Trump has broadened the definition of anti-Semitism to include harsh criticism of Israel. He should think about what he and his supporters have said about Jews.
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Under Trump, the unemployment rate is at a 50-year low. Millennials should not rely on the government to improve their fortunes.
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Pushing the Ukraine meddling lie is an insidious way to confuse the public into not accepting anything as true.
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Climate denial isn’t stopping coastal cities from being inundated by rising seas, a problem that will displace millions of people in the future.
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Using simple common sense on the road -- like not speeding in the rain -- would more than make up for a DMV handbook that’s difficult to read.
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Some students at UC Berkeley can earn a degree from a prestigious university but can’t figure out how to budget or bake without being told?
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A massive sector of the U.S. economy relies on the government’s war machine. A solution to this problem won’t be easy.
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Wages are up and unemployment is at a half-century low. Able-bodied adults should be working to pay for their food, not using food stamps.
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With the inspector general report on the FBI investigation, once again it’s honest public servants versus our prevaricating president.
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What Pete Buttigieg did during his three years at McKinsey is less important than why he started working there and why he left.
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An Edison customer whose power was cut four times in October says the unreliability of the utility’s information made the safety outages appear random.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom rejected PG&E’s plan to exit bankruptcy on Friday.
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A hulking, unfinished mansion perched on a Bel-Air hillside must be torn down to the slab, a Los Angeles Superior Court judge said in a recent ruling, declaring it a “danger to the public.” Then a bankruptcy filing put that order on pause.
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SuperShuttle, the shared van service that was born in 1983 to serve LAX and expanded worldwide, will stop offering rides at the end of the year.
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