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Potomac Edison has launched a new time-of-use rate plan for residential customers in Maryland. Customers can save money by using electricity during off-peak hours, such as overnight and on weekends.

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At 20 airports in the United States, security screening is handled not by the Transportation Security Administration, but by private companies — and their checkpoints aren’t seeing long lines.

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