Author: Roselyn Sarita
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Medi-Cal for Everyone, No Papers Needed! Spread the Word to Your Neighbors!
In South Los Angeles, Juana Dominguez warmly greeted parents rushing to get their kids from school, asking in Spanish, “Do you have Medi-Cal?” She talked with moms pushing strollers and street vendors selling hot dogs and raspados in the sunny afternoon, handing out flyers and telling them to sign up for Medi-Cal. Known for selling…
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Israeli Mother Held by Hamas Recounts Captivity Fears: ‘I Was Terrified of Assault’
This Israeli mom went through a really tough time after her family was taken by Hamas. It happened on October 7 in Kibbutz Nir Oz, near the border between Israel and Gaza. Despite thinking that the rescue squad would handle things, it turned into a scary situation. Unyielding Courage Amidst Chaos: A Husband’s Heroic Stand…
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Rapper G. Dep, known for boosting the Harlem Shake’s popularity, receives clemency for murder conviction.
Rapper Travell “G. Dep” Coleman, known for hits like “Special Delivery” and “Let’s Get It,” has been granted clemency by New York Governor Kathy Hochul. In 2010, at the age of 49, Coleman walked into a New York police precinct, admitting to a nearly two-decade-old cold case murder in an effort to clear his conscience.…
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NYT Headline: Putin Drops Hint of Possible End to Ukraine War
The New York Times reports that President Putin appears to have floated the idea of putting an end to the crisis in Ukraine. According to American officials, comparable signals were observed approximately one year prior, in the fall of 2022, as reported by The Times. Parsing Putin’s Signals: Examining the Diplomatic Landscape Amidst Ukraine Conflict…
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Over 700,000 Michigan families are in for a treat, getting an average of $550 in upcoming tax credits!
In an effort to support Michigan households, Governor Whitmer announced that over 700,000 families will receive checks averaging $550 next year through the Working Families Tax Credit. This boost comes from a new law enacted in March, aligning the state’s credit with the federal Earned Income Tax Credit of 30 percent. Families are anticipated to…
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Danger Alert: Wyoming’s 10 Riskiest Cities in 2023 Unveiled
Wyoming, known for its vast and picturesque landscapes, stands out for its extensive open areas. In terms of sheer size, this state ranks among the largest in the United States. Here, the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains meets the expansive Great Plains, creating a breathtaking fusion of natural wonders. Nature’s Pinnacle: Gannett Peak and Wyoming’s…
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Oklahoma Town Faces Backlash After Passing Ordinance to Ticket Homeless Individuals
The Shawnee Board of City Commissioners in Oklahoma has ignited controversy by voting 6-1 to implement an ordinance targeting homeless people. The “Sit/Lie” ordinance, set to take effect on January 15, prohibits sleeping, lying down, or sitting in the downtown area, aiming to enhance safety. Critics fear the measure may criminalize homelessness, while proponents argue…
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The 10 Most Dangerous Cities in Ohio for 2023: Crime Hotspots Revealed
If contemplating a relocation to Ohio, it’s essential to assess the safety of various areas. Using the most recent FBI crime data, has pinpointed the riskiest places in Ohio based on per capita rates of violent and property crimes. Here’s a succinct overview of the top ten most perilous cities: Stay Informed of Ohio’s Riskiest…
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Russia Threatens to Sever Ties with Washington Amid Confiscation Plans for $300 Billion Reserves
In a bold move, Russia warns of diplomatic fallout if the U.S. proceeds with freezing half of Moscow’s foreign reserves, now totaling $563 billion. Geopolitical Tensions Rise as West Eyes Russian Reserves for Ukraine Aid The West eyes these funds, frozen in American, British, Swiss, and EU banks, as potential aid for Ukraine. Russia’s Deputy…
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Jury Acquits Officers in Manuel Ellis Death: Controversial Verdict Sparks Community Outcry
A jury has acquitted three Washington state police officers, Matthew Collins, Christopher Burbank, and Timothy Rankine, of all charges in the 2020 death of Manuel Ellis. Ellis, a Black man, died after being shocked, beaten, and restrained face-down on a Tacoma sidewalk. The controversial verdict follows claims that Ellis died from methamphetamine and a preexisting…