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McDonald’s CEO says the company will prioritise affordability in 2024 amidst anger for $18 Big Mac lunches

During an earnings call, the CEO of McDonald’s informed investors that the chain of restaurants will prioritize costs this year. This decision was made in response to criticism the firm received for higher prices that customers had noticed. CEO Chris Kempczinski stated on the earnings call on Monday, “I believe what you’re about to see…

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Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg Vows Justice for “Heinous” Attack on NYPD Officers by Migrants

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has strongly condemned the recent attack on New York Police Department (NYPD) officers in Times Square by a group of migrants, labeling the acts of violence as “heinous.” Bragg asserted that his office is actively collaborating with law enforcement to bring all responsible individuals to justice. Bragg’s Commitment to Justice…

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$750 Guaranteed Income Program Launches by Inland SoCal United Way for Pregnant Women and Former Foster Youth

A groundbreaking  $750 guaranteed income program initiated by Inland SoCal United Way is set to provide no-strings-attached cash support to residents in the Inland Empire, California. The $10 million pilot program aims to distribute monthly payments with pregnant women in their first six months receiving $600 and former foster youth getting $750. The initiative is…

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Sugar Heir Alexander “Nico” Fanjul  was Arrested for Alleged Domestic Violence, Strangulation and Robbery

Alexander “Nico” Fanjul, scion of the wealthy Fanjul family was arrested in Palm Beach, Florida, on charges of domestic violence including allegations of strangulation and robbery. The incident unfolded after a neighbor called 911 upon hearing a woman’s screams at Fanjul’s residence. Alexander “Nico” Fanjul, whose family owns the sugar and real estate conglomerate Florida…

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Former CIA Leaker Josh Schulte Sentenced to 40 Years After Controversial Comments on NYC Jail Conditions

CIA Leaker Josh Schulte, a former CIA computer specialist, was sentenced to 40 years for exposing government hacking tools and possessing child pornography. Schulte’s comparison of a New York City jail to Nazi concentration camps outraged the judge, who sentenced him. Former CIA Leaker Josh Schulte Sentenced to 40 Years At the sentencing hearing, Schulte…

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