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Apple is reportedly scaling back production of its Vision Pro headsets due to disappointing sales and user feedback. The device, launched at $3,500, has not met sales expectations, leading to a reduction in daily production and potential discontinuation by year-end.
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Multiple Democratic Congress members, including Reps. Jim Himes, Joe Courtney, and John Larson, received bomb threats at their homes, coinciding with similar threats against President-elect Trump's nominees. Law enforcement responded swiftly, finding no credible threats. The incidents have raised concerns about political violence in the U.S.
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A series of bomb threats targeting members of Congress, including nearly the entire Connecticut delegation, has heightened security concerns. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries called for maximum protection for lawmakers and their families, condemning the threats as unacceptable in a democracy. Law enforcement has deemed the threats non-credible.
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Donald Trump has proposed expedited environmental approvals for investments over $1 billion and aims to renew GOP tax cuts, including a new child tax credit. These initiatives are part of his strategy to attract investment and support working-class families, but they face significant regulatory and legislative challenges.
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Michael Regan announced his departure as the EPA Administrator, effective immediately. He leaves behind a legacy of significant climate regulations and environmental justice initiatives. With Donald Trump set to return to the White House, many of Regan's policies are expected to be rolled back.