Author: Riya Sharma
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Branded unconstitutional: The razor-wire fence separating Texas and New Mexico
A legislator from New Mexico called the razor wire fence constructed across the state’s border with Texas “unconstitutional.” The barrier was installed across some of the Texas-New Mexico state lines by Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s National Guard, the most recent action taken by the Republican to stop immigrants from accessing his state. Around the New…
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Will Texas be compensated by the federal government for the planned $1.5 billion in border security?
Kilometers of border wall, flying buoys, coiled wire, and cargo containers. The Texas border is lined with plenty of physical obstructions. However, Governor Greg Abbott is asking for more in the most recent special session, and lawmakers have replied with a $1.5 billion proposal. The funds will be used to maintain existing barriers and build…
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In 2023, how do I get rid of a charge-off without paying?
A debt becomes inaccessible when a creditor decides that it is, often after 180 days of non-payment. The best approach, which is to pay off a charge-off, could not always be practical for everyone. This in-depth manual will coach you through numerous methods for getting a charge-off off your credit record without paying. We’ll talk…
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Attacks by US forces in the Middle East
In a surge that risked including major world powers in the Gaza disputes, US forces in the Middle East fell under assault on Thursday night from militias that were allegedly supported by Iran. Additionally, the US Navy claimed to have shot down drones and missiles fired from Yemen that were “probably directed against targets in Israel.”…
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Florida author of “Don’t Say Gay” convicted for fraud charges
Florida’s “Don’t say gay” law’s infamous author will now spend 4 months in federal jail. Almost 7 months after the Republican congressman confessed guilty to wiring fraud, laundering funds, and giving false information to investigators, U.S. District Judge Allen Winsor convicted former Florida Rep. Joe Harding on Thursday. Harding was sentenced to 2 years of supervision and 4 months…
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Pentagon Notifies 2,000 American Soldiers of Their Deployment
Two U.S. officials stated based on anonymity to talk about a decision that still needs to be made that the Pentagon has issued “get ready to deploy” instructions to around 2,000 U.S. troops so they are prepared to react to the Israel-Hamas war. According to one of the authorities, the troops would perform a range…
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New Mexico, Illinois and Georgia Are The States Providing Stimulus Checks This Month
When the COVID-19 pandemic was at its worst, numerous states and the federal government gave their inhabitants some kind of stimulus through the distribution of economic impact payouts. After the Coronavirus Aid, Relief & Economic Security Act (CARES) was passed 3 years ago, nearly all stimulus funding has ceased to be given out. Due to a continuously…
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Purple street lights appearing throughout Central Texas
The color of the street lights in Central Texas has switched from white to purple due to an issue with the LED light fixture. Charlese Butler, a public relations expert for the City of Temple, explained that they initially appear white before progressively turning deeper violet and dim. She claimed that last week, the city…
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Added potential connections between medicine and dementia
We don’t give side effects much thought when they are little, like a migraine or a moderate skin response. However, what ConsumerAffairs discovered regarding the link between acid reflux drugs and dementia may go beyond what the Titanic encountered. How terrifying that iceberg of problems can be is revealed by a closer examination of any…