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#politics

The Western Journal: With Gas Tax Revenues Falling, Oregon Dems Could Require EV Drivers to Pay by the Mile
With Gas Tax Revenues Falling, Oregon Dems Could Require EV Drivers to Pay by the Mile
Oregon House approved a 10-year, $4.3B package to fund transport, moving EVs to a mandatory road-use fee and raising gas taxes.

EV drivers pay per mile (or $340/yr); mileage is tracked by app. The plan hikes registration and title fees to close a $300M gap.


#economy

Le Monde: Norwegian NGOs warn of country's rising poverty levels
Norwegian NGOs warn of country's rising poverty levels
NGOs warn poverty is rising as living costs climb ahead of the Sept. 8 elections.

In Oslo, the "house of the poor" helps the needy; Siv Holmebukt, 56, on a 21,000-krona pension, says she's poor and politicians talk but act little.


GB News: Motorists with certain driving licences face 84% hike in car insurance costs as thousands see bills skyrocket
Motorists with certain driving licences face 84% hike in car insurance costs as thousands see bills skyrocket
Automatic-licence drivers pay 84% more for insurance (£1,296) than manual (£696).

UK's 2030 EV push sustains automatics; premiums were 84% higher Apr-Jun 2025. Shop around and consider telematics.


#military

Fox News: Supporters hail Trump’s Pentagon rebrand as ‘honest,’ critics call it reckless
Supporters hail Trump’s Pentagon rebrand as ‘honest,’ critics call it reckless
Trump renames the Defense Department the Department of War, reviving a 1947 label and sparking a debate over symbolism vs. policy.

Supporters say it signals a tougher posture; critics warn it glorifies war and diverts from a homeland-focused defense strategy.


#health

Fox News: DR. MARC SIEGEL: With vaccines, personal choice ends where community risk begins
DR. MARC SIEGEL: With vaccines, personal choice ends where community risk begins
Vaccines protect individuals and communities; MMR after two doses uses a live attenuated virus, not for immunocompromised kids.

Florida aims to end mandates; schools may exclude unvaccinated students to keep safety. Vaccines cut hospitalizations and deaths; debates persist.