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FAA Overruled Engineers on Boeing 737 Max Grounding, DOT Watchdog Says

FAA ignored its engineers’ recommendations to ground the Boeing 737 Max following two deadly crashes, according to a watchdog report.

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George W Bush Center supports anti- disinformation group, the worst offender in Twitter censorship demands

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U S losing revenue from crypto mining fueled by federal gas -watchdog report

(Reuters) - Some oil and gas drillers operating on U.S. public lands are diverting natural gas to power cryptocurrency mining operations without paying federal royalties, according to a government watchdog report published on Wednesday. The

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U S losing revenue from crypto mining fueled by federal gas -watchdog report

(Reuters) - Some oil and gas drillers operating on U.S. public lands are diverting natural gas to power cryptocurrency mining operations without paying

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