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  • President Trump signed an executive order ending the Biden EV mandate—but there never was a Biden EV mandate—there was support for helping switch to cleaner, cheaper and more reliable electric vehicles. Today the EV tax credits are still available. Is it too late for Trump to stop the transition to EVs? Wall Street Journal automotive reporter Mike Colias, author of the new book InEVitable: Inside the Messy, Unstoppable Transition to Electric Vehicles, says EVs are upending the auto industry, transforming economies, and even reshaping the roles vehicles play in our lives.
  • Also: Temperatures to rollercoaster this week; Mayor Nirenberg visits Helotes Creek before water permit hearing; Gov. Abbott discusses school vouchers in San Antonio tonight
  • Award-winning journalist Katherine Stewart talks about her new book: MONEY, LIES, AND GOD: Inside the Movement to Destroy American. She says we are witnessing an anti-democratic political movement in the U.S. take over the nation and dismantle it piece by piece. Huge concentrations of wealth are destabilizing the political system. There is the spread of weaponized disinformation, and using Christian Nationalism to mutate America. But it can be defeated.
  • More than six-million American adults are experiencing heart failure right now.
  • Imagine an America where health care is a right, climate change is being addressed, and social inequity is solved. These problems seem intractable in the United States, but other nations have found solutions that are working. The new book Another World Is Possible examines innovative programs that address public health, social services, climate change, housing, education, addiction, and more.
  • Also: Contested case hearing on Lennar Homes development begins today; Southwest Research Institute presents TBI research; Arctic cold front in San Antonio could drop wind chills to zero.
  • Also: Metro Health urges vaccination amid West Texas measles outbreak; Protesters gather at Rep. Roy's office to protest DOGE; San Antonio's Joe Bernal honored on the U.S. House floor
  • The increasing accessibility of explicit sexual content, especially via the internet, is raising concerns about the harm of pornography. Twenty percent of American men report porn is negatively impacting their lives. Maria Ahlin is a Swedish activist, author, and speaker dedicated to addressing the complex issues surrounding pornography consumption and its societal impacts.
  • “Hold the onions.” That's a common request while ordering a meal. But why? What are we missing out on? The humble onion is frequently overlooked and undervalued, but what is even more rich and powerful than its flavor are its stories. We will peel back the delicious layer of the onion and celebrate the cebolla.
  • Also: San Antonio braces for cold spell; Trump admin halts legal support for unaccompanied minors; Lawsuit challenges predator management in Texas
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