Economy
How this chart explains Americans' wealth across income levels
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Transportation & Infrastructure
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High energy prices will raise the cost of heating for residential households across the country.
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Adjustments to the federal land leasing program may change how much energy is produced on federal territory.
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Crime data shows little change in 2021, but the data is incomplete.
