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Five “Freedom Fuel” Locations Are Now Open in South Jersey
MARLTON, N.J. – New Jersey motorists looking for relief at the pump now have five new options as the Freedom Fuel Network expands into the [...]
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In recent days, President Trump has touted 25 “Freedom Fuel” gas stations, but little is publicly known about the stations or who is running them. The gas stations, located in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, are selling fuel at relatively low prices, and Trump’s admiration comes as he’s trying to pressure other gas retailers to cut their prices...
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Customers pump gas at a Freedom Fuel Network station in Dresher, Pennsylvania, on July 8, 2026. —Joe Lamberti—Getty Images The Trump Administration is promoting a new, privately owned “network” of gas stations that are selling fuel at prices notably below national and regional averages. “The FIRST Freedom Fuel Network gas station has LANDED in Philadelphia, []
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‘Nobody’s going first’: Cannabis cafes bleeding cash waiting to open, six months after regulations passed
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Related coverage for "Five “Freedom Fuel” Locations Are Now Open in South Jersey": Medical Daily — New Jersey's Deadly Heat Wave Killed 25, Many Found Indoors Without Air Conditioning. The Hill — Mystery surrounds 'Freedom Fuel' gas stations touted by Trump . CNBC — Sandwich chain Jersey Mike's files for IPO, reports 50% same-store sales growth in recent years. DNyuz — What to Know About the Trump-Backed Freedom Fuel Network Gas Stations. Boston.com — ‘Nobody’s going first’: Cannabis cafes bleeding cash waiting to open, six months after regulations passed. UrduPoint — New Jersey reports 19 heat-related deaths