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Executive news — September 28, 2026

Publications tagged with Executive published on September 28, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  1. PoliticsExecutiveNorth America

    Trump Approves New Fuel Economy Standards, Ending Biden's EV Mandate

    President Trump has approved new fuel economy standards that roll back the Biden administration's electric vehicle mandate. The changes aim to lower car prices and save families thousands of dollars. Automakers will have more flexibility in the types of vehicles they build, and over $100 billion is being invested in American autos. The new standards will allow for more gas-powered vehicles and reduce the percentage of new vehicle sales required to be electric by 2032.
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  2. PoliticsExecutiveLegislation

    Mónica García Demands 'Maricarmen Decree' for Eviction Protection

    Mónica García, a member of the government, has demanded that the Government bring the 'Maricarmen decree' to the Council. She stated that this is a key issue for her party's legislative term. García also requested that the decree includes 'the maximum' measures to protect vulnerable families from evictions. She expressed dissatisfaction with the current progress of the Royal Decree Maricarmen, warning that partial solutions are insufficient.
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  3. PoliticsExecutiveMiddle EastDefense

    Russia Revives Cold War-Era 'Dead Hand' Nuclear Retaliation System

    An extensive investigation by multiple outlets reveals that Russia has reactivated and significantly expanded the 'Perimeter' system, also known as 'Dead Hand', a Cold War-era nuclear retaliation system designed to ensure Russia can still launch a nuclear strike even if its leadership and communications are compromised. The facility, located in the Ural Mountains, has been equipped with advanced ventilation, electricity, and air filtration systems to protect against chemical, biological, and radioactive contamination. The system is linked to a massive underground command center with at least 24 chambers, capable of housing buses, and is believed to be fully operational.
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