Author: Riya Sharma
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Distribution of Stimulus Cheques in Series Throughout Pandemic
A variety of stimulus checks totaling $1,200 in April 2020, $600 in December 2020, and $1,400 in March 2021 were given to eligible people. The government contributed $930 billion in direct payments to aid in relief efforts, but after reviewing tax returns, the IRS investigator Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration found that $4.7 billion…
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Fall Horoscopes: How Each Zodiac Sign Is Being Affected by the Autumn Equinox
According to the place you are, it may continue to seem like summer, but the pumpkin-spiced season is now in full swing, which means your fall horoscopes are also here. Thankfully, Mercury retrograde came to an end early in September, but October will bring more changes. With a total solar eclipse in Libra and a…
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People are disgusted after learning about the diseases that can be contracted through dirty shower heads
When people learned about the diseases that shower heads may potentially spread if not cleaned for a while, they became disgusted. While the main purpose of taking a shower is to freshen up your body, if you don’t also clean your shower head, you could end up doing more damage than good. In a recently…
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As of right now, California is the one state with the highest number of layoffs
Based on the most recent WARN data, California is currently the state with the highest layoffs in the United States. According to the most recent report, California will have lost 54,439 workers by 2023. Additionally, California has received 923 WARN warnings so far this year, which are alerts of several other impending layoffs in the…
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August is officially designated as “Transgender History Month” in California
The entire month of August was declared “Transgender History Month” in San Francisco on August 24, 2021. The Transgender District and trans activist Jupiter Peraza’s work were responsible for this. The entire state of California has proclaimed August “Transgender History Month” as of September 6th, thus becoming one of the initial states in the US…
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Benefits from Social Security: Nearly 50% of Americans could be committing a serious mistake
If you choose to apply for Social Security before reaching full retirement age, are you seriously making a mistake? A current GOBankingRates survey found that over half of Americans intend to apply for Social Security benefits before they reach this age. Although every person’s path to retirement is different, taking Social Security payments early can…
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Why Am I Constantly Tired? 20 Reasons Women Get Tired
Periods, pregnancy, and perimenopause can all cause hormonal changes in women that can lead to tiredness. Additionally, females are more prone than males to acquire multiple sclerosis (MS) and chronic fatigue syndrome, two illnesses connected to fatigue. You can be exhausted as a result of taking certain daily drugs, juggling too many obligations, or not…
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Beginning on Monday, free COVID mail testing will once again be available
The COVIDtests.gov website is being brought back to life by the Biden administration. Beginning on Monday, September 25, everyone who wants them will receive a maximum of 4 free COVID-19 quick tests per home. This declaration is made with the knowledge that testing is crucial to reducing the transmission of the virus and that COVID-19…
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After seeing her terrible news on Instagram, “Big Bang Theory” fans gathered around Kaley Cuoco
Fewer than 6 months after saying goodbye to her little Chihuahua, Dump Truck, the actress Kaley Cuoco said farewell to yet another cherished pet. On September 16, The Big Bang Theory alum broke the sad news that her pet horse, Bella, had passed away in a devastating Instagram post. Kaley utilized the sad situation to…
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Arrival of the 14th busload of refugees from Texas; no word from the city on housing expenses
Tuesday saw the arrival of yet another bus bringing migrants from Texas, making it the fourteenth such arrival on June 14. One bus carrying migrants from Texas landed at Union Station at about 9:10 a.m. today, based on a statement from Zach Seidl, deputy mayor of communications for Los Angeles. “This is bus number 14th to come.…