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Trump tells Justice Dept. to seek release of Epstein grand jury testimony; NV education advocates blast freeze on federal funds; and VA leaders push EV adoption as economic, national security imperative.

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An asylum case sparks alarm, protests invoke the late John Lewis, Trump continues to face backlash over the Epstein files and the Senate moves forward with cuts to foreign aid.

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The Trump administration's axe to clean energy funding could hit rural mom-and-pop businesses hard, cuts also jeopardize Alaska's efforts to boost its power grid using wind and solar, and a small Kansas school district engages new students with a focus on ag.

Collin Brantmeyer

Community, Marketing and Engagement Manager

After growing up in North Carolina, Collin graduated from the University of Wisconsin - Madison. Collin brought his experience to Public News Service in 2017, where he manages the membership community and marketing efforts. He currently lives outside of Boulder, Colorado with his family, and is the author of "Death of a Car Salesman."


Honors and Awards: 2021 Colorado Book Awards Finalist

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