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US Media Amplifying "Hybrid Car" Narrative After Lyft and Uber Fail to Transition Towards a Hybrid Fleet

Currently, the major themes related to the hybrid car narrative include fleet transitions to electric and hybrid vehicles and Tesla’s stock price.

"Self-Driving Vehicle" Is Being Amplified in the US Media

Kudzu analysis indicates that the majority of amplified content under the self-driving car narrative contains a negative sentiment surrounding self-driving technology.

"Infrastructure Investment" Narrative Has Been Amplified by 66 Congressional Members

These amplifications are primarily led by Democrats including Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Representatives Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), Sean Casten (D-IL), and Tom O'Halleran (D-AZ).

Representative Lauren Underwood Leads Congressional Amplifications of "Healthcare Policy" Narrative

Currently, the leading narrative trends associated with healthcare policy include health care, behavioral health, and mental health.

"Filibuster" Is Being Amplified in US Congress

Currently, the leading narrative trends associated with filibuster include voting rights, capitol police, supreme court, and white house.

US Media Amplifying the "Voting Rights" Narrative

Currently, the leading narrative trends associated with voting rights include mostly general terms such as white house, Joe Biden, and Kamala Harris.

"Energy Transition" is a Leading Narrative in the US Media

Currently, the leading narrative trends associated with energy transition include Engine No. 1, climate change, oil and gas, and fossil fuel.

Eagle Act Caused "Artificial Intelligence" Narrative to be Amplified in US Congress

The Ensuring American Global Leadership and Engagement Act aims to counter Chinese dominance in the technology sector.

"Artificial Intelligence" Narrative is being Amplified by US Media

One key theme related to the artificial intelligence narrative includes the EAGLE Act.

"Fossil Fuel" Narrative Trending in US Congress

The fossil fuel narrative has been amplified by 62 congressional members since April.

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