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    Plug-in EV share of new car sales compared across countries●Plug-in #EV share of new passenger-car sales/registrations around August 2026, counting BEVs + PHEVs/EREVs. The remarkabMmastodonLifeAutos410 min ago

    New figures on plug-in electric vehicle adoption — counting battery-electric cars alongside plug-in hybrids and extended-range models — show the share of new passenger-car sales and registrations in different countries as of around August 2026. Norway is again approaching 100%, but the point being made is that a range of other countries across continents, income levels and grid types are also climbing the list.

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    Supreme Court allows Trump's 'third country' deportation policy●The founders would be disgusted. Supreme Court allows Trump’s ‘third country’ deportation policy https://www. nbcnews.coMmastodonWorldUS Politics54 min ago

    The US Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to proceed with its policy of deporting migrants to so-called 'third countries' — nations other than their own. Critics, including democracy advocates, reacted with outrage, with some arguing the ruling betrays the principles of America's founders and questioning the court's legitimacy.

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    Sky Brown and Kang Juni headline World Skate Games 2026 in Asunción●Skateboarding: World Skate Games 2026 in Asunción: Sky Brown, Kang Juni, Augusto Akio lead stars in action and how to watch live✉newsSportOlympics23 min ago

    The World Skate Games 2026 are being held in Asunción, Paraguay, with skateboarding among the headline sports. Olympic champion Sky Brown of Great Britain, Japan-born Korean park star Kang Juni and Brazilian world champion Augusto Akio are among the leading names competing, and organisers and Olympic media have published details on how fans can follow the action live.

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    Augusta Golf Tournament Funds Scholarships for Local Youth●Augusta golf tournament helps fund scholarships for local youth✉newsSportGolf25 min ago

    A golf tournament in Augusta is helping fund scholarships for young people in the local community, according to a report from the Hilton Head Island Packet. The initiative channels proceeds from the event toward educational support for area youth, though further details about the amounts and recipients have not been made available.