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President Donald Trump's waded into the contentious debate over paper versus plastic straws with an executive order Monday favoring the plastic variety. The president ordered federal agency and ...

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President Trump signed an executive order directing the federal government to return to using plastic straws. “We’re going back to plastic straws,” he said, adding that paper straws “don ...

You want to ‘Make America Great Again,’ you can’t skimp on the details,” Stewart said of Trump’s straw-focused executive order. Former President Biden set a goal last year aimed at ...

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including States, that ban or penalize plastic straw purchase or use.” ...

“I do think we have bigger problems than plastic straws,” Trump said in 2019. “You have a little straw, but what about the plates, the wrappers and everything else that are much bigger and they’re ...

You want to ‘Make America Great Again,’ you can’t skimp on the details,” Stewart said of Trump’s straw-focused executive order. Trump’s propping up of plastic straws came after former President Biden ...

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Inside US plastic straw factory President Trump has signed an order to see the return of straws made of plastic. US correspondent Martha Kelner explains who's celebrating and who's sceptical.