Author: Roselyn Sarita
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Gov. Lombardo’s Vetoed Bills Exacerbate Homeless Crisis in Nevada
Lombardo rejected a record-breaking 75 bills, including measures that would have provided eviction relief, authorized tools to combat the housing crisis, and funded universal free school lunches and healthcare coverage for pregnant undocumented women. Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo has vetoed a significant portion of legislation aimed at addressing the homeless crisis and expanding tenant protections…
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Coast Guard Offloads $186 Million Worth of Cocaine Seized in International Waters
In a news release, the Coast Guard announced that they intercepted over 14,000 pounds of cocaine across nine separate cases, leading to the arrest of twelve individuals involved in drug smuggling. The U.S. Coast Guard successfully offloaded approximately $186 million worth of cocaine in Miami, which had been seized during operations conducted in the Caribbean…
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Tragic Car Crash Claims Lives of Five Young Women in Minneapolis
The incident occurred when a speeding driver collided with the vehicle carrying the victims. Five young women tragically lost their lives in a car crash in south Minneapolis on Friday night The group of inseparable friends had been out together, making preparations for a friend’s upcoming wedding. According to Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara, a…
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Texas Signs Bill Extending Medicaid Coverage to Low-Income Mothers for a Year, a ‘Big Win’ for Healthcare
Texas Governor Greg Abbot has signed House Bill 12 into law, providing low-income mothers in the state with improved healthcare coverage. Under the new legislation, new mothers will be eligible for Medicaid coverage for a full year instead of the previous two-month period This move is being hailed as a significant victory for Texas mothers…
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Childcare Crisis: Sky-High Costs Forcing Job Changes and Economic Impact Revealed
A recent report from the Annie E. Casey Foundation (AECF) sheds light on the childcare crisis in America, revealing the tremendous financial burden it places on parents and the resulting economic ripple effects. The report highlights that 13% of children aged 5 and younger have seen their families face job changes due to childcare issues,…
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Alternative Vision: Proposed Cuts to Taxes and Federal Spending Challenge President Biden’s Tax Increase Plan
The president aims to raise federal taxes by $4.7 trillion and increase spending by $1.8 trillion over the next decade, stating that this plan would reduce the 10-year deficit by $2.9 trillion. The focus in Congress has shifted from resolving the federal debt ceiling “crisis” to addressing the federal budget for the fiscal year 2024,…
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Experts Reveal Troubling Link Between Mass Shootings and Domestic Violence
A significant number of mass shootings, defined as incidents involving four or more victims, involve shootings of family members or intimate partners. Mass shootings in the United States are often linked to domestic violence Research conducted between 2014 and 2019 revealed that approximately 68% of mass shooters either killed their family members or intimate partners…
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48 Hours Exposes Controversies and Shocking Allegations in Vincent Simmons’ Conviction
In a riveting investigation, the popular television show “48 Hours” delves into the compelling claims and shocking allegations surrounding the case of Vincent Simmons, whose conviction has been the subject of intense scrutiny. Vincent Simmons, a name that has echoed through the halls of justice for years, finds himself at the center of a gripping…
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Mayor Adams Reforms ’90-Day Rule’ to Streamline Housing Assistance for the Homeless
This new policy aims to address the pressing issue of homelessness in our city and offer greater support to those in need. Mayor Adams has announced a significant change to the “90-day rule,” which mandated a three-month stay in a homeless shelter before individuals could become eligible for a housing voucher to assist with rental…