Author: Roselyn Sarita
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Travis Scott Cleared of Charges in Astroworld Festival Deaths
The decision was reached by a grand jury, which cited a lack of evidence implicating Scott or others involved in the concert. Rapper Travis Scott will not face criminal charges for the deaths of ten individuals during his performance at the Astroworld music festival in Houston in 2021 The tragic incident, described as a “mass…
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Downtown San Diego Businesses Seek $2.5 Million in Damages Amid Deepening Homeless Crisis
The businesses have demanded that city officials address the issue of homeless encampments in their neighborhoods or face potential legal consequences. A group of seven businesses in downtown San Diego has taken legal action against the city, seeking $2.5 million in damages due to the worsening homeless crisis Representing the businesses, Attorney Craig L. Combs…
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COVID Loan Controversy: Congressional Report Exposes Questionable $700 Million Loan to Failing Trucking Company
According to the report, only companies involved in vital defense contracts or possessing high-level security clearance should have been eligible for such loans. A recent congressional report has shed light on a dubious $700 million COVID loan granted by the Treasury Department to a struggling trucking company using funds allocated by the bipartisan CARES Act…
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Former President Donald Trump and E. Jean Carroll Sue Each Other for Defamation Following CNN Interviews
The legal battle comes a day after a jury held Trump liable for sexually abusing Carroll. Former President Donald Trump and writer E. Jean Carroll have filed defamation lawsuits against each other following their interviews on CNN In her interview, Carroll reiterated her accusation that Trump raped her, which she has consistently maintained over the…
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Madonna Hospitalized with Serious Bacterial Infection, Cancels The Celebration Tour
Madonna remains under medical supervision, and a complete recovery is expected. Madonna, the iconic pop singer, has been hospitalized in the intensive care unit (ICU) due to a severe bacterial infection Unfortunately, specific details regarding the nature of the infection and the anticipated duration of her recovery have not yet been disclosed. As a result…
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Borrowers Brace for Student Loan Payments Resuming in October, Urged to Prepare for Potential Challenges
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Trump administration implemented a pause on student loan payments, providing relief to borrowers. Student loan borrowers are being advised to prepare for the resumption of payments in October, which could be a challenging experience for millions of people However, this pause will end soon, and borrowers need…
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GOP Criticizes Biden Administration for Sending $28 Million to UN Climate Fund
House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul, a Texas Republican, has raised concerns over the Biden administration’s decision to transfer $28 million to the United Nations Green Climate Fund. GOP Lawmakers Criticize Biden Administration for $28 Million Transfer to UN Climate Fund, Citing Oversight Concerns and Funding to China McCaul argues that the transfer lacks…
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Justice Department Report Reveals Systemic Negligence and Misconduct in Jeffrey Epstein’s Death
The Justice Department‘s inspector general has released a report stating that systemic negligence, misconduct, and insufficient resources among federal corrections facility staff and facilities played a significant role in financier Jeffrey Epstein’s suicide in his cell. Jeffrey Epstein, a 66-year-old financier, was found dead in his New York cell in 2019, just over a month…
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Missing British Actor Julian Sands Found Deceased on Southern California’s Mount Baldy
The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department confirmed on Tuesday that the human remains discovered by hikers on Saturday morning belonged to the 65-year-old actor. British actor Julian Sands, who had been missing for over five months after going hiking on Southern California’s Mount Baldy, has been found deceased Julian Sands, a resident of Los Angeles,…
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FedNow’s Faster Payments Initiative Poses Risks and Opportunities for Banks, Says Moody’s Analyst
The upcoming launch of the Federal Reserve‘s FedNow instant-payment system in July could have both positive and negative implications for banks, particularly smaller ones, according to Moody’s analyst Stephen Tu. FedNow will provide consumers and businesses with faster payment capabilities and increase competitiveness for smaller banks, it may also lead to potential risks and challenges…