NYT Backtracks on Gaza Story, Spotify Probed by Committee, EPA Guts Green Rule

A House committee is investigating whether the EU and the Biden administration pressured media platforms to censor conservative voices. The New York Times backtracks after publishing a photo of an allegedly starving child in Gaza, which was later found to be false. Recent data shows that traffic congestion in major cities is down, and some are speculating about the cause. Meanwhile, the EPA moves to toss an Obama-era rule that could save up to a trillion dollars in economic costs.

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