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Vance announces plan to use wartime authority to boost fuel production at Texas refinery

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Vance announces plan to use wartime authority to boost fuel production at Texas refinery

The Trump administration will use wartime authority to augment fuel production at a refinery in Texas, Vice President JD Vance announced on Tuesday.

The move comes as high energy prices are putting a strain on the economy and are becoming a political liability ahead of the midterms.

“I am pleased to announce that the Trump...

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