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A Man Was Killed By A Sword-Wielding Attacker In A Demonic Way.
The Resident Of Oak Crest Towers Apartments In Prince George’s County Said He Witnessed An Attacker That Killed A Man And Called It ‘Demonic’. He Said He Saw How The Sword-Wielding Assailant Gruesomely Killed The Man In The Elevator As He Was Living Next Door. Demonic Killing Felt by Witness. Witness say that…
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13 Year Old Girl Sexually Abused By The Man She Met On Social Media In Illinois
George Soriano, 25 Years Of Age, Was Arrested On Saturday As He Sexually Abused The Girl He Met On Social Media. Police Said That He Picked Up The Girl And Brought To His House And Sexually Abused Her. 13-year-old Raped by the Man She met Online. A 911 call was responded in a…
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Thousands Of Mississippians Will Loose Their Jobs If The Government Defaults.
Debt Defaulting Is Just Days Away From The Federal Government And Mississippi Will Be The Most Affected State Wherein Tens Of Thousands Of Its Citizens Will Lose Their Job. The Federal Government Was Unable To Pay Its Existing Debt Because It Did Not Raise Its Borrowing Limit. Tax Default Impending As the Federal Government…
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Loan Payment Will Start In Fall: Student Loan
Biden Student Loan Forgiveness Plan Hit Another Rock As House Republican Passed Another Resolution To Nullify Its Stoppage And Reverse The Pause. Expert Said That The Borrowers Should Start Paying By Fall. Student Loan Payments to Resume. President Joe Biden’s Student loan pause has hit a wall as House Republican passes a resolution…
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New Yorkers Should Have A Better Access To Utility Payment Lawmakers Says.
Lawmakers Proposed To Enroll Eligible Households In Utility Companies’ Energy Assistance Programs. This Is For Those Who Are Eligible But Did Not Receive Any Assistance And Also To Have Better Access In Times Of Need. Utility Assistance Program Proposed Automatic Enrollment Legislation led by state Sen. Kevin Parker and Assemblymember Michaelle Solages, proposed…
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$150 tax rebate per person approved by Alabama lawmakers.
On Thursday, Lawmakers Approved A One-Time Payment Of Tax Rebates Of $150 To Single People And $300 To Married Couples. Senators Voted 27-4 And Representatives Voted 103-0 For The Compromise Amount One-time Payment for income tax filers. Legislators agreed to a late compromise agreement of one-time payment tax rebates amounting to $150 for singles…
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Tax Break Promoted By DeSantis
Gov. Ron Desantis Request For Tax Breaks Was Not Approved Instead An Alternative Of His Request Will Benefit Business Owner And Customers. $1.3 Billion Tax Breaks Was Slashed That Would Come From The Consumers. Tax proposal that would benefit business and shoppers On February 1, Governor Ron DeSantis passed a tax and budget proposal…
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Ex-Altar Boy Settles With MA Diocese Who Is Allegedly A Victim Of Rape By A Long Deceased Bishop
An Ex-Altar Boy Filed A Lawsuit Against A Bishop Allegedly He Was Raped In The 1960s, He Was Also Sexually Abused By A Two Clergy But Also The Church Covered It Up To Maintain The Reputation Of The Bishop And His Legacy. Church Hiding its Scandalous deeds. A lawsuit was filed an ex-altar…
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Degas Sculpture In National Gallery Smeared By Paint, Climate Activist Charged.
After Smearing A Sculpture Of 19th Century French Artist Edgar Degas’ The “Little Dancer Aged Fourteen”, Two Climate Activists Will Face Federal Charged And Taken To Custody On Friday. Activists Destroyed Artwork Exhibit to Send a Message about Climate Change. Timothy Martin and Joanna Smith, surrendered after for smearing the renowned sculpture of…
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Five People In Baltimore Injured After Shooting, Suspect At Large Police Say
Shooting Transpired At Lexington Market At Around 3:30pm Friday That Left Five People Injured. Police Say That Multiple Rounds Of Shots Were Fired. Shooting in Lexington Market Five injured in Baltimore, Maryland after a shooting incident, transpired at Lexington market at about 3:00pm of Friday afternoon. Michael Harrison, Baltimore Police City Commissioner said that…