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Banning Diesel Exports Won’t Solve Trump’s Biggest Problem (opens the original)
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For the past few weeks, President Donald Trump has been noodling on a diesel export ban as a strategy for lowering fuel costs. As of this weekend, he is still “thinking about it very seriously,” despite strident opposition from the U.S. energy industry. “That can oftentimes lead to a little bit of an increase on gasoline for cars, so we’re looking at it very seriously. We may do it,” Trump told reporters on Sunday. But implementing such a ban could backfire, with such consequences ranging from l
Trump’s “Big, Beautiful” Bill Is About to Screw With States’ Budgets (opens the original)
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The administration of many public benefits that faced cuts after Congress passed Trump’s budget bill last year will become more complicated in October, even as state governments are already struggling to meet the stringent new requirements congressional Republicans approved. Several provisions from President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act relating to Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, will go into effect on October 1. This will include pushing more of
The Dire National Crisis That Washington Won’t Touch (opens the original)
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When she was 11 years old, Maddie felt a crippling despair and loneliness that rendered her daily existence almost unbearable. She was already the target of significant bullying when a fellow student took a picture of her, photoshopping her head onto the body of a dog. Maddie had felt confident in that photo, sporting a dress and a hairstyle that she loved. Now classmates at her school in Houston, Texas, were making their own edits of the picture, changing its color and enlarging her head. “It w
Trump’s War In Iran Could Spark a Home Heating Crisis (opens the original)
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As winter arrives and the weather begins to cool, Americans across the country will be contending with increased heating costs, compounding the economic burdens of persistent inflation and stubbornly high grocery prices. The cost of heating oil in particular is expected to rise sharply, as gas prices overall remain elevated due to the ongoing war with Iran. A new report by the National Energy Assistance Directors Association found that heating costs will jump by 8.7 percent this winter as compar
Trump’s War on Mail-In Ballots Could Hurt This Overlooked Voting Bloc (opens the original)
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You’re reading The TNR Blue Book. Get daily scoops, strategy, and developments inside the liberal ideas factory delivered right to your inbox. Sign up for free. President Donald Trump’s efforts to restrict mail-in voting have grabbed news headlines in recent days, as the Postal Service builds an involved screening system that would require states to submit voter information before sending out absentee ballots. But one potential consequence has not received the same level of attention: the implic
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