Author: Riya Sharma
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According to Texas AG Paxton, Pfizer may have misled about the COVID vaccine effectiveness, which may only be 1%
Ken Paxton, the Republican attorney general of Texas, said he thinks Pfizer, a pharmaceutical corporation, may have been misled regarding the COVID-19 vaccine’s effectiveness, which could have been as low as 1%. “In this case, we’re very confident they lied concerning the safety and the efficacy of this substance, claiming that this… vaccine was 95% successful,…
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Update on the Stimulus Check: Before the year ends, qualified US citizens will get $2,500
Before the year ends, some Americans or qualified taxpayers will get income tax refunds of up to $2,500. To offset the rising inflation rate, billions of Americans eagerly await the arrival of a second source of income. Americans will soon receive income tax refunds of up to $2,500 during the holiday season. Montana taxpayers who qualify…
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Greg Abbott Wins Effectively Against Circular Saw Floating Barriers
In his ongoing legal struggle with the federal government, Republican Texas governor Greg Abbott gained a major victory on Wednesday when a district judge decided to reject the Biden administration’s allegations at the governor’s request. Conservatives like Abbott have put demands on the president and his administration to take greater steps to strengthen border security…
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Sen. Ted Cruz, a Republican, pushes for tighter government regulation of automobile radios
Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas urged previously this week for a bill requiring automakers to put AM radio bands on all automobile radios to pass with unanimous approval. Cruz emphasized how the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, which was ultimately defeated by Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, would expand the influence of his conservative allies…
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Food Stamps: Thousands of people are left waiting far longer than usual to have their SNAP application approved
The biggest anti-hunger program in the United States, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) assists low-income households in achieving food security. Your state agency has to approve the application for SNAP in 30 days, or 7 days if you are eligible for expedited SNAP, assuming your household satisfies the eligibility conditions. Some homes are waiting months,…
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Republican Chairman of Florida Refuses to Resign Despite Rape Allegation, Claiming Innocence
Despite being accused of rape, the Florida Republican Party chair has declared that he would not resign. He boldly declares that he’s innocent in an email to his followers. He fails to elaborate on the particular charge that has sparked controversy in the state’s conservative political scene. Prominent Republican Christian Ziegler and his wife, Bridget…
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A guy gets shot in Williamsburg, but no one is arrested, according to the NYPD
Officials said that a 39-year-old man had been shot on South Second Street in Williamsburg early this morning. The event happened at an apartment complex just before 12:30 in the morning. After being taken to a hospital, the sufferer will be expected to fully recover. So yes, there have been no arrests made yet.
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Kiss Ends 50-Year Live Career With Grand Finale on New York City Tour
In a perfect world, Kiss’s End of the World tour might have come to an amazing close. They would have sincerely invited Ace Frehley and Peter Criss, who had left the group, to come on stage with them. With this gesture, the long-standing hostility that has afflicted the group for years would have come to…
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Missing N.J. Boys, Ten and Fourteen Years Old, Found at Crash Scene
Following police response to a car collision, 2 youngsters who had been declared in Newark were found in the city early on Sunday morning. It was eventually discovered that the 2 boys and 2 other people were riding in a stolen car that ended up in the collision. In a statement, Fritz Fragé, the director of public security…
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Carjackings in Washington, DC, exceed 900 in 2023 as crime rates keep rising
There were more than 900 carjackings in the district this year, according to the most recent data, which was made public on Thanksgiving. Washington, D.C. is now seeing a steady increase in crime. Recent statistics indicate that in 2023, there were 911 carjacking offenses reported. It is troubling to see that guns were used in…