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Friday’s Headlines

There's a lot of headlines about Donald Trump...and some other stuff...

By Damien Newton

7:08 AM PST on February 7, 2025

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San Mateo City Council Votes Unanimously to Rip Out Bike Lane (SFGate)
San Diego Considers Reworking ADU Ordinance (Union-Trib)
OpEd: Trump Killing CAHSR (FresnoBee)
Trump Admin's Anti-DEI Stance Extends to EJ (Slate)
Trump Admin Freezing Grants for EV Chargers (Politico)
Trump Admin Disregarding Damage Caused by Carbon Emissions (WaPo)
Tariffs on Chinese Goods Hitting Bike Shops (CBS)
More Student Walkouts (SacBee, SaMo Next, FOX 5 SD)
Freeways Blocked by Protesters in LA (Daily News)
This Weekend is the Tour de Palm Springs (KESQ)

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