Morning Wire More Classified Documents & The Great Gas Stove Debate | 1.13.23
Jan 13, 2023
Classified documents continue to surface at President Biden’s home, raising eyebrows and prompting investigations. The Idaho murder case unfolds further as suspects appear in court, revealing unsettling details. A controversial discussion ignites about the regulation of gas stoves, with political divides becoming more pronounced. Amid health concerns and environmental debates, the White House reassures the public there's no plan to ban these stoves, despite the growing scrutiny surrounding indoor air pollution.
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Classified Documents Found
- Classified documents from Joe Biden's time as vice president were found at his private residence.
- This discovery follows a previous finding of classified documents at his D.C. think tank office.
Idaho Murders Case Update
- A surviving roommate in the Idaho murders case may have seen the suspect leaving the house.
- Police were not called until eight hours later, raising questions about the delay.
Gas Stove Debate
- A Biden-appointed official suggested banning gas stoves, sparking a heated debate.
- While the White House denies a ban, some states are already implementing restrictions.