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Blinded by the light: Cars in the U.S. still lack glare-reducing headlight technology
Adaptive driving beams have been used in Europe since 2012. They are now available on vehicles sold in every major automotive market worldwide, except the U.S.
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Biden admin to allow for the release of some migrants into the U.S. with no way to track them
“We’re already breaking and we haven’t hit the starting line,” one DHS official said, referring to the lifting of Covid restrictions set to take place Thursday.
Foreign purchase of land near U.S. military bases would require government approval under proposed rule
The move comes after lawmakers objected to a Chinese firm trying to build a plant near an Air Force base in North Dakota.
An influx of migrants is already at the border ahead of Title 42 ending
U.S. border agents in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas are preparing for a huge migrant surge when the Title 42 Covid ban ends on May 11. But the numbers are already growing.
U.S. ambassador to China says the U.S. is ready for high-level talks with Chinese
Comments by Ambassador Nicholas Burns were the clearest signal yet that the Biden administration wants to restore a broader dialogue with China amid tensions.
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U.S. military is tracking another mysterious balloon that flew over parts of Hawaii
The military has determined that it poses no threat to aerial traffic or national security, but it's not clear what it is or whom it belongs to, officials said.
House bill to improve accountability for wildfire prevention work advances to floor
An NBC News investigation found the Forest Service overstated the land it treated to reduce wildfire risk by an estimated 21% nationally.
The communication breakdown between the U.S. and China raises the risk of an unintended crisis
China’s neighbors and U.S. allies worry that each side could misinterpret the other’s intentions. An underlying distrust has infected the relationship, former officials say.
Classified docs leak suspect posted about mass shootings and had an arsenal of weapons, prosecutors say
The government will urge a judge to keep Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira behind bars, according to a court filing accusing him of discussing mass violence and having an arsenal of weapons.
U.S. to set up processing centers for migrants in Central and South America
The first centers will open in Guatemala and Colombia. They're part of a strategy to expand legal pathways to the U.S. while making it harder for migrants to claim asylum at the border.
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Border officials are already short on space and money, and there's a massive migrant surge coming
On Sunday, 18,000 migrants were already in CBP processing centers along the border, and when the Title 42 Covid ban ends May 11, a surge of potentially record size will begin.
