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Teenage Girl Is Charge With Killing 19 Children By Setting Fire In Dorm After Her Phone Was Confiscated By A Teacher

Teenage Girl Is Charge With Killing 19 Children By Setting Fire In Dorm After Her Phone Was Confiscated By A Teacher

A 15-year-old teenage girl allegedly set fire to a dorm, resulting in the death of nineteen children. The police charged a teenage girl with nineteen murders.   A Teenage Girl allegedly committed arson resulting in the death of nineteen, and they were being burned beyond recognition The fire devastated the Mahdia Secondary School Dorm before…

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Next week, it’s believed that former vice president Pence will join Trump in the 2024 presidential race

Fox News has reported that former vice president Mike Pence is entering the campaign for the presidency in 2024, leading a growing group of Republican challengers to his former employer, former President Donald Trump. At a party in Iowa, the state which caucuses kick off the Republican presidential nomination calendar, Pence is anticipated to announce…

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Trump was overheard on video discussing a sensitive document that he had preserved before quitting the White House

According to various people who spoke to CNN, former president Donald Trump admits in a recording of a meeting from the summer of 2021 that he kept an official Pentagon document regarding a potential war on Iran. This opposes his claim that he disclosed everything. As per numerous sources aware of the inquiry, the video shows…

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At the 2nd Los Angeles hearing, actor Danny Masterson was found guilty on both counts of rape

Following his 2nd hearing, actor Danny Masterson was found guilty of 2 counts of rape on Wednesday. He had been accused of sexually assaulting multiple women he contacted with the Church of Scientology in the early 2000s. After over a week of consideration, the jury was deadlocked on the 3rd count. At about 11 a.m. on Wednesday, they…

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Bipartisan agreement to postpone the debt ceiling is approved by the House, alleviating concerns about a U.S failure

Late on Wednesday, an agreement to postpone the debt ceiling was unanimously passed by the U.S. House of Representatives, lowering the likelihood of a possibly terrible default. If the Treasury runs dry, which may occur as soon as Monday, the Senate should approve the bill and then forward it to President Biden for his approval….

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Debt Limit Deal Increases Government Spending on Food Stamps

Debt Limit Deal Increases Government Spending on Food Stamps, Analysis Shows

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released an analysis on Tuesday revealing this potential outcome, which may pose a challenge for House Speaker Kevin McCarthy as he seeks to gain support for the agreement in the GOP-controlled House. A bipartisan agreement aimed at preventing a disastrous default on the nation’s debt could lead to increased government…

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Termination Notices

Renters Receive Termination Notices Despite Eviction Ban In Ireland

Several renters received termination notices despite the eviction ban in Ireland. Almost 5,000 Ireland Renters Receive Termination Notices Despite Eviction Ban Despite the eviction ban in Ireland, there were almost 5,000 renters that received termination notices on their homes issued by their landlords in just the first three months of 2023. According to the reports,…

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Cambridge Launches "Rise Up" Program

Cambridge Launches “Rise Up” Program, Providing Direct Payments to Residents to Address Economic Divide and Racial Inequity

The program, which received $22 million in funding from the American Rescue Plan Act, aims to address the economic divide and racial inequity within the city. Cambridge, Massachusetts has launched a new guaranteed income program called “Rise Up,” providing direct payments to eligible residents Unlike many other programs, Rise Up allows residents to freely use…

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