The nation needs a strong passenger rail system. So why is the Bush administration hostile to Amtrak?
"The United States needs strong regional passenger rail systems, linked across the country to provide alternatives to highway grids already choked by autos and fast-growing fleets of freight trucks. It should be a matter of simple common sense, patriotism, and high priority...The advocates of privatization also need to be reminded that it's not just Amtrak -- that America's highways, airports and seaports are all heavily subsidized. Airlines, and even the big auto manufacturers, come running to Washington for one form of aid or another... The good news is that Congress isn't listening to the [Bush] administration.
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The Tesla Cybertruck was recalled seven times last year.

National Parks Layoffs Will Cause Communities to Lose Billions
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