Author: Roselyn Sarita
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Riot in California Prison Leaves 9 Injured, Including Corrections Officers
In a disturbing incident at Ironwood State Prison in Blythe, California, a routine contraband investigation took a violent turn leading to a full-scale riot in California prison involving around 200 inmates in the recreational yard. The clash left eight corrections officers and one incarcerated man injured sparking a chaotic scene that required intervention to regain…
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$78 Billion Tax Package: Expanding Child Tax Credit 2024 and Business Benefits
In a historic move the House approved a bipartisan $78 billion tax package on Wednesday, ushering in temporary expansions to the child tax credit 2024 and reinstating various business tax benefits. The bill with rare bipartisan backing now heads to the Senate under the watch of House Speaker Mike Johnson, who manages a slim majority.…
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Alex Baldwin Involuntary Manslaughter: Pleading not Guilty
Baldwin, embroiled in the aftermath of the fatal Rust film set shooting has taken a significant legal step by pleading not guilty to involuntary manslaughter charges in connection with the tragic incident that claimed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins‘ life in October 2021. The actor’s unexpected move unfolded as he waived a scheduled arraignment in Santa Fe…
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10 Most Dangerous Cities in Chicago: Be Alert!
Chicago, a vibrant hub of culture and commerce grapples with a stark reality – certain neighborhoods battling elevated crime rates. Home to 2.7 million the city’s contrasts between urban vibrancy and safety concerns prompt a closer look. In this exploration we dive into the ten most dangerous cities in Chicago, shedding light on the community-driven…
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Child Tax Credit 2024: Exploring State-Based Boosts and Federal Expansion
As the curtains rise on the tax season individuals are turning their attention to potential tax credits with the federal child tax credit 2024, offering up to $2,000 per child taking center stage. However, a lesser-known opportunity lies in state-based child tax credit boosts presenting the chance for additional funds. Excitement builds as legislative efforts…
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Exciting Stimulus Check Update for Eligible Californians: Up to $12,076 Rebate Awaited
In a boon for eligible California residents an enticing stimulus check update promises a one-time tax rebate of up to $12,076 during the upcoming tax season. The windfall hinges on qualification for benefits from three pivotal programs: the California Earned Income Tax Credit (CalEITC), the Young Child Tax Credit (YCTC) and the Federal Earned Income…
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Texas Guaranteed Income Program Alleviates Housing Insecurity in Austin
In a big step forward, Austin, Texas, dealt with housing problems by starting a Texas guaranteed income program in 2022. Being the first of its kind in the state, the Austin City Council set aside $1.1 million from taxes and got an extra $500,000 from generous donations. This money directly helped families in need. A…
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Jackie Robinson Life Size Statue was Stolen, Burned and Shattered in Wichita Park
In a shocking incident that has left the community of Wichita, Kansas, in dismay, Jackie Robinson‘s life size statue serving as a symbol of hope was stolen from a Little League baseball field and later discovered burnt and in pieces in a different park. The life size statue erected by the nonprofit League 42, had…
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10 Most Dangerous Places In Montana 2024:Be Cautious!
Beyond the picturesque landscapes and outdoor adventures, Montana harbors a less-discussed aspect – some cities that RoadSnacks has identified as the most dangerous places in the state for 2024. Before you double-check your locks and consider self-defense measures, delve into the insights offered by the recent crime report, shedding light on the 10 locales where…
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California’s Proposition 1 Sparks Controversy: Diverting Mental Health Funds to Housing Initiatives
Californians face a pivotal decision on March 5 with Proposition 1, a ballot measure that could alter the allocation of funds raised for mental health care. If passed the proposition would redirect $140 million annually from the state’s mental health budget to housing and behavioral health programs, potentially including involuntary confinement. Despite aiming to raise…