Category: News
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Scraps of Syringes and Needles found near Heinz Lofts
KDKA revealed discarded syringe and needles found near Heinz lofts, that could create health problem to anyone exposed. Public works crews went into action to get rid of the waste and collected 1,000 disposed syringes. Improper disposal of Syringes, a threat to passerby. KDKA displayed the used needles recovered near Heinz cocklofts on the North…
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2019 Tax Refund Deadline Is Near: 1.5 Million Taxpayers Must File To Get The Refund
Time is running out. July 17, 2023, will be the last chance for 1.5 Million Taxpayers of America to file and claim the 2019 Tax Refund. 1.5 million Americans have not yet claimed the 2019 tax refund The Internal Revenue Service broadcast that almost 1.5 million Americans nationwide have unclaimed the 2019 tax refund.…
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F. Murray Abraham Apologizes After Being Remove For Sexual Misconduct At Mythic Quest Show
F. Murray Abraham is apologizing after allegations of sexual misconduct led to his departure from the Apple TV+ show “Mythic Quest”. F. Murray Abraham Apologizes After Sexual Misconduct Allegations That Led His Mythic Quest Show Exit F. Abraham Murray is apologizing after sexual misconduct allegations that led him to exit the Apple TV+ show “Mythic…
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2024 Re-Election Bid Expected To Be Announced By Biden Next Week
President Joe Biden may formally launch he’s plan on running in the 2024 election next week. 2024 Re-Election Campaign Expected To Be Announce By Biden Next Week One source came from the planning tells CBS News that President Joe Biden’s team is aiming to release a reelection announcement video on Tuesday, April 25. They said…
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A new concept for reparations might cost taxpayers $14 trillion
Economics lecturer William Darity at Duke University is demanding $350,000 in reparations for all black Americans who are descended from slaves. The anticipated cost for Darity’s suggested restitution is $14 trillion. On Tuesday, he made the suggestion known when talking on Dr. Phil. The payment of reparations to black Americans whose forefathers were held as…
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Will CA employees be dismissed if they test positive for marijuana on a drug check?
There are several marijuana-related regulations in California, one of which prevents companies from disciplining staff members who consume cannabis outside of the workplace. Assembly Bill 2188 (AB-2188), which concerns how an employer might test workers or prospective workers for marijuana, was signed by Governor Gavin Newsom in September. It merely relates to marijuana; it doesn’t…
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Abuse Allegation Report By Multiple Victims Accuse to Jonathan Major
Actor Jonathan Majors will face more abuse allegations, as several women are reportedly cooperating with the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office. Abuse Allegation To Jonathan Major Multiple Victims Already Reported On Wednesday, Variety reported that 33-year-old actor Jonathan Majors is facing more abuse allegations as there are several women who are reportedly cooperating with the case.…
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Biden Signs Executive Order to Boost Pay and Support for Care Workers
President Joe Biden is set to sign an executive order aimed at boosting compensation for care workers, providing support for family caregivers, and expanding affordable care options. Provisions Inside the Executive Order The order will comprise 50 directives that will be issued to federal agencies. The announcement was made by domestic policy adviser Susan Rice,…
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Iowa House Approves Bill to Require New Identity Verification and Asset Tests for Food Assistance Recipients
The Iowa House of Representatives has passed a new bill requiring new asset tests and regular eligibility checks for all public assistance recipients, including those who receive food assistance benefits. New Bill is Now on the Governor’s Desk The bill had already been passed by the Senate in March, meaning it now only requires the…
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Richmond to Offer $500 Monthly Stipend to Struggling Families for Third Time
The city of Richmond, Virginia, is set to offer a guaranteed income program for its residents for the third time. $500 Monthly Stipend for Struggling Families The program offers a $500 monthly stipend to families who make around $12.71 an hour and no longer qualify for government assistance. The initiative is aimed at helping families…