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Roger Stone’s guardian, Oath Keeper, is sentenced to over 4 years in jail before the January 6 attack

While assaulting the U.S. Capitol on Thursday, an Oath Keepers member that was a part of Roger Stone’s long-lasting safety team for former President Trump was convicted to over 4 years in jail. 6 Oath Keepers, including Roberto Minuta, were found guilty by a jury of intolerant conspiracy for what the prosecution claimed was a violent…

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Food stamps: a single state attempting to expand EBT program participation

Following the Texas state Legislature passed a bill last week altering valuations for automobiles used by Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, users, extra Texans from low-income families may be eligible for food stamps. According to a person’s earnings, family size, and nationality, SNAP payments are determined. The worth of a family’s automobiles, yet, might prevent…

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Where Can You Use the Money If Student Loans Are Forgiven? Most People Promise to Do This

If the Supreme Court disqualifies the Biden administration’s loan forgiveness proposal, federal student loan creditors who had hoped to have a maximum of $20,000 in debt for each borrower canceled will be dissatisfied. Due to the conservative 6-3 majority of the court, many analysts anticipate that to occur, while it is not definite. The Supreme Court still…

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Police said, a South Carolina gas station owner followed and murdered a 14-year-old boy

This week, a South Carolina gas station owner was indicted with shooting in connection with the alleged shooting death of a 14-year-old kid whom he claimed had stolen from his business. The teen’s death has encouraged demonstrations and sorrow in the neighborhood. According to Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott, Cyrus Carmack-Belton wasn’t stealing anything from the…

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Miller Brewing Company Fulfill To Pay Class Lawsuit Settlement: Americans Have More Than One Week To Apply For Settlement Claims

Miller Brewing Company Fulfill To Pay Class Lawsuit Settlement: Americans Have More Than One Week To Apply For Settlement Claims

Molson Coors, the owner of Miller Brewing Company, fulfilled the one-time settlement for a class lawsuit against his company. Americans were given more than a week to apply for the settlement claims.   The Miller Brewing Company is paying consumers after agreeing on a $ 9.5 million settlement on a class action lawsuit Molson Coors,…

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The LIHEAP Customers Energy Credit Application Period Begins June 1 – Check Requirements

Under the federal Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, or LIHEAP, Hawaiian Electric and Kauai Island Utility Cooperative customers in need may apply for a one-time credit to lower their energy payments. The application window is open from June 1 until June 30, 2023. LIHEAP Administration Only Accepts Energy Credit Applications During The Month Of June…

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