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$130 Million In Student Debt Relief For More Than 7,000 Eligible Colorado Students Coming In August – Check More About It Here!

$130 million in student debt relief is expected to come this August for more than 7,000 eligible Colorado students struggling to pay their debts. Student Debt Relief Coming to More Than 7,000 CollegeAmerica Former Students Following False Program Advertisement Allegations $130 million in student debt relief is coming to more than 7,000 former students of…

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Alexander Tyler

Former Police Officer Charged With Fatal Shooting Of Unarmed Black Man Pleads Not Guilty In Louisiana

A former police officer charged with the fatal shooting of an unarmed Black man pleaded not guilty in Louisiana. Former Police Officer Charged After Fatally Shooting Unarmed Black Man During Domestic Disturbance Investigation in Louisiana A 43-year-old former police officer named Alexander Tyler was charged after fatally shooting an unarmed Black man identified as Alonzo…

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Judge Robert Colville Rejects Request to Exhume Body

Judge Robert Colville Rejects Request to Exhume Body in Pittsburgh Synagogue Gunman’s Paternity Dispute

Judge Robert Colville‘s request came in response to prosecutors’ doubts about Bowers’ biological relationship with his father during the trial for the 2018 massacre at the Tree of Life synagogue. Judge Robert Colville has denied the plea from lawyers representing the Pittsburgh synagogue gunman, Robert Bowers, to exhume his father’s body in order to establish…

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Rick Chow

Rick Chow, South Carolina Store Owner, Faces Murder Charge After Shooting Black Teenager Mistaken for Shoplifter

The tragic killing occurred on May 28 and caused profound grief in the local African American community of Richland County, where nearly half the population is Black. Rick Chow, an Asian store owner in South Carolina, is facing a murder charge following an incident where he allegedly shot a Black 14-year-old boy, Cyrus Carmack-Belton, whom…

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Social Security: Seniors’ Cost of Living Adjustment Will Be Cut by 50% Next Year

The majority of Americans should anticipate significantly fewer Social Security Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) hikes in 2024 as a result of lower inflation, but boomers, those who were born between 1946 and 1964, who include some who are currently receiving Social Security, may be severely hurt. They expect risk over the Greatest Generation merely because…

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Biden selects Martin O’Malley, a former governor of Maryland, to run the Social Security Administration

Martin O’Malley, a former governor of Maryland, was selected by President Joe Biden on Wednesday to oversee the Social Security Administration. If elected, O’Malley will manage one of the largest social programs in the country while balancing financing difficulties. Around 70 million individuals get Social Security payments, including pensioners, the disabled, and kids. In a…

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How will the replacement of the Qin Gang affect China-US relations?

Researchers believe that the abrupt dismissal of China’s foreign minister Qin Gang after only 7 months in office may make improving the country’s weakening relationship with the United States more difficult. However, considering that President Xi Jinping eventually decides China’s foreign policy, experts claimed Qin’s unconventional, high-profile departure — and quick replacement by former foreign…

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