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Trump Administration Eases Fuel Efficiency Rules; Cornell Sexual Assault Case Reopened

The Trump administration recently weakened federal fuel efficiency standards for new automobiles. Separately, prosecutors have reopened a sexual assault case involving a Cornell University fraternity.

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09/29/2026 · Idaho edition

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Why it matters locally: The changes to federal fuel efficiency standards could impact the types of vehicles available to Idaho consumers and the operating costs for businesses relying on transportation.

WASHINGTON D.C. — The Trump administration has implemented changes to federal fuel efficiency standards for new automobiles. This action modifies existing regulations governing vehicle emissions. ITHACA, N.Y. — Prosecutors have reopened a sexual assault case connected to a Cornell University fraternity. The review follows an earlier investigation into the incident.

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