The Daily Populous

The Biden administration outlined a plan on Thursday to replace all of the nation's lead water pipes in the next decade.

Up to 10 million households in the country are connected to water through lead service pipes and service lines, according to the White House.

The administration also clarified that state and local governments can use some of the money provided in the American Rescue Plan to replace lead pipes. »

Yet Washington may be preparing for the wrong kind of war.

If Washington doesn’t start preparing to wage, and then end, a protracted conflict now, it could face catastrophe once the shooting starts.

Washington should confront Beijing with a basic proposition: the longer a war lasts, the more devastation China will suffer. »

Colvin, now 82, was arrested when she was 15 for refusing to give up her seat to a White person on a bus in Montgomery.

An Alabama family court judge in November granted Colvin's petition the prior month to expunge her record .

Colvin was charged with two counts of violating Montgomery's segregation ordinance and one felony count of assaulting a police officer. »

Products that are being withdrawn include corned beef, beef jerky and fresh prime cuts, which are suspected to have been sourced from cattle raised in the Amazon and the Pantanal tropical wetlands.

A recent study showed that some parts of the Amazon now emit more carbon dioxide than they absorb.

The less dramatic moves were limited to halting sales of certain corned beef or beef jerky products. »