Author: Reia Leen Delantar
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SNAP Benefits Increase to Address Rising Costs and Inflation
Starting from October 1, the program, overseen by the USDA Food and Nutrition Service, has adjusted its maximum allotments for the coming year to counter the growing cost of living and inflation. SNAP benefits increase, providing much-needed relief to millions of Americans who depend on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) to bolster their grocery…
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Wildfires in Canada Engulf Northeastern US in Haze, Sparking Air Quality Concerns
Projections indicate that a plume of wildfire smoke originating from Canada could reach New York City on Monday, leading to visibly hazy conditions, as cautioned by New York City Mayor Eric Adams in a warning issued to residents on Sunday. Wildfires in Canada are causing significant concerns as their smoke is poised to envelop parts…
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Adam Taylor Fravel Indicted for First-Degree Murder in Madeline Kingsbury’s Case
A grand jury in Winona County has returned an indictment against Fravel, accusing him of two counts of first-degree murder. Adam Taylor Fravel now faces first-degree murder charges in the tragic death of Madeline Kingsbury Prosecutors argue that the killing was premeditated and took place within a pattern of domestic abuse. Additionally, Adam Taylor Fravel…
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Virgin Galactic Mission Galactic 04 Delayed by One Day for Preparations
This one-day postponement aims to provide the team with additional time for vehicle preparation and essential checks, ensuring a safe and successful journey into suborbital space. In a recent development regarding the much-anticipated Virgin Galactic mission, the space tourism company has announced a slight delay in its upcoming Galactic 04 mission, now scheduled for Friday,…
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Resumption of Federal Student Loan Payments Raises Financial Concerns Amidst Credit Card Struggles
According to a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau report from June, one in five student loan borrowers may face difficulties when these federal student loan payments restart. As federal student loan payments are set to resume in October, concerns arise, especially for those already struggling with credit card debt However, the initial 12-month period from October…
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New York City Rainfall Shatters Records, Triggering Widespread Flooding Crisis
The torrential New York City rainfall caught many commuters by surprise during the Friday morning rush hour, leading to dramatic rescue efforts by first responders. New York City rainfall reached unprecedented levels on Friday, overwhelming the city’s infrastructure and plunging streets, basements, schools, subways, and vehicles into chaos In a staggering meteorological event, New York‘s…
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Jamaal Bowman Faces Trump’s Demand for Prosecution Amid Fire Alarm Controversy During Critical House Vote
In a post on Truth Social, Trump questioned whether Congressman Jamaal Bowman would face legal consequences for “dangerously pulling and activating the main fire alarm system” during an ongoing Congressional vote in D.C., labeling it a “horrible display of nerve and criminality.” Former President Trump called for the imprisonment of Representative Jamaal Bowman (D-N.Y.) on…
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Harvest Moon 2023: Celestial Spectacle Captivates Skywatchers Worldwide
The summer of 2023 has delivered a celestial treat for avid moon enthusiasts. Over the past few months, stargazers have been treated to a quartet of breathtaking supermoons, culminating in the remarkable Harvest Moon 2023 of September This lunar extravaganza began in July, featuring four consecutive supermoons, including the rare Super Blue Moon of August.…
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Cal Poly Student Advocates for Affordable Education Amidst Resumption of Federal Student Loan Repayments
For some borrowers, the obligation to make student loan payments ceased back in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 payment pause. Cal Poly students are among the 43 million individuals in the United States grappling with a massive $1.6 trillion in federal student loan debt, as per the Department of Education’s estimates The extended suspension…
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New York City Flooding Wreaks Havoc, Records Broken
Subway stations were submerged, numerous buses were stranded, and transportation came to a grinding halt. New York City was brought to a standstill on Saturday as the metropolis grappled with one of the most substantial deluges in decades, causing widespread New York City flooding across the city By Saturday afternoon, the worst of the rainfall…