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Florida: FPL announces new initiative to deploy 1,000+ EV charging stations

Florida: FPL announces new initiative to deploy 1,000+ EV charging stations

In Florida, a new initiative has been announced for a significant expansion of the charging infrastructure for electric vehicles (EVs) in the US state.

Pilot dies in small plane crash

Pilot dies in small plane crash Washington  - A pilot died after his small p

Small plane crashes into Florida home

Small plane crashes into Florida home Washington - A small plane

CENTCOM chief Petraeus says US reserves ''Right of Last Resort'' for threats inside Pak

CENTCOM chief Petraeus says US reserves ''Right of Last Resort'' for threats inside PakFlorida (US), Mar. 31: The head of the US Central Command (CENTCOM), General David Petraeus has said that while Washington will seek to build trust with Pakistan, the US military reserves the "right of last resort" to take out threats inside Pakistan.

In an interview with FOX News, General Petraeus said the U. S. military is putting "additional focus" on rooting out ties between Pakistan''s intelligence service and the Taliban.

Federer find his comfort zone in opening Miami win

Federer find his comfort zone in opening Miami winMiami  - Former champions Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic revved up their game with overwhelming opening wins to power into the third round of the Miami Masters on Friday as seeds took centre stage.

Number 2 Federer, who triumphed in 2005-2006 at Crandon Park, found his form in a runaway second set as he defeated American Kevin Kim 6-3, 6-2. Djokovic, who triumphed in 2007, beat Canadian Frank Dancevic 6-3, 6-2.

''Substantial'' number of troops to return home by 2010: Obama

''Substantial'' number of troops to return home by 2010: ObamaFlorida (United States), Feb. 2: A "substantial" number of the 140,000 troops in Iraq will be able to return home by next year''s Super Bowl, President Obama said in an interview on Sunday before Super Bowl XLIII kicked off in Tampa, Flordia.

After conversations with joint chiefs and commanders on the ground, Obama told NBC News that America is in a position to put more responsibilities on Iraq following the country''s "significant election with no significant violence."

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