Artie Villasanta
Senior Reporter
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U.S. Polar Vortex Bares Limitations of Electric Cars
Electric vehicles have peculiar problems of the own when operting at sub-zero temperatures. 
Electric vehicles have peculiar problems of the own when operting at sub-zero temperatures. -
Wall Street Continues Run of Good Luck
Wall Street paid no mind to politics in Washington, with all three major indices closing higher at the end of the trading day Tuesday. 
Wall Street paid no mind to politics in Washington, with all three major indices closing higher at the end of the trading day Tuesday. -
Trump Inaugural Committee Subpoenaed over Possible Financial Abuses
Federal prosecutors are investigating Teump's inaugural committee for possible financial abuses related to the $107 million in donations raised for Trump's inauguration 
Federal prosecutors are investigating Teump's inaugural committee for possible financial abuses related to the $107 million in donations raised for Trump's inauguration -
Nissan Special Deal with UK Government Revealed
The fate of a special deal between the UK and Nissan hangs in the balance after Nissan announced it will no longer produce one of its SUVs in the UK. 
The fate of a special deal between the UK and Nissan hangs in the balance after Nissan announced it will no longer produce one of its SUVs in the UK. -
GM Expects Complete Mass Employee Firings Within The Month
GM executives keep mum as the company remains on track to fire 15,000 of its employees within the month. 
GM executives keep mum as the company remains on track to fire 15,000 of its employees within the month. -
Trump’s Border Wall Will Take Money Away from U.S. Army
The United States Army stands to lose billions of dollars when president Donald Trump begins building his border-wall with Mexico. 
The United States Army stands to lose billions of dollars when president Donald Trump begins building his border-wall with Mexico. -
Massive Shale Oil Production Boosts ExxonMobil Profit and Revenue
Driven by massive shale oil production, Exxon Mobil Corporation reported upbeat earnings for Q4 2018 and for the full year. 
Driven by massive shale oil production, Exxon Mobil Corporation reported upbeat earnings for Q4 2018 and for the full year. -
Venezuela’s Corrupt Armed Forces Stick With Maduro -- For Now
Venezuela's military shows no signs of abandoning embattled dictator Nicolas Maduro despite international pressure on the strongman to resign. 
Venezuela's military shows no signs of abandoning embattled dictator Nicolas Maduro despite international pressure on the strongman to resign. -
Russian Hackers Are Meddling in Mueller Probe of Trump Collusion
Russian hackers are blatantly trying to discredit the investigation by Special Counsel Robert Mueller into the collusion between president Donald Trump's presidential campaign and Russian spies. 
Russian hackers are blatantly trying to discredit the investigation by Special Counsel Robert Mueller into the collusion between president Donald Trump's presidential campaign and Russian spies. -
Upbeat January Numbers Sees Optimism Rise On Wall Street
Looking back at historical precedent, Wall Street sees some hope in its optimism 2019 will turn out to be another positive year despite economic and political headwinds, 
Looking back at historical precedent, Wall Street sees some hope in its optimism 2019 will turn out to be another positive year despite economic and political headwinds,
