Tag: US News
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2012 Michigan Meningitis Epidemic Fatalities: Lab Leader Files a No Contest Plea for Manslaughter
Barry Cadden Enters a Not Guilty Plea to Charges of Involuntary Homicide Federal Sentence Concurrent with Plea Agreement Terms Co-founder of the New England Compounding Center Barry Cadden has entered a not guilty plea to charges of involuntary homicide resulting from the Michigan meningitis epidemic in 2012. Linked to tainted steroids from Cadden’s company, this pandemic claimed the lives…
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Hobbs Slams Brakes on Contentious Immigration Bill with Veto Power Move!
Governor Hobbs Issues First Veto of Legislative Session Debate Rages Over Immigration Enforcement Authority In a decisive move, Gov. Katie Hobbs of Arizona wielded her veto power for the first time this legislative session rejecting a contentious immigration bill aimed at criminalizing illegal immigration within the state. According to 13 News, the immigration bill, known…
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Taxpayers are urged by the IRS to claim their COVID-19 Relief Credits before the deadline
The IRS Alerts You to the COVID-19 Tax Credit’s Impending Expiration To Claim Recovery Rebate Credit, Eligible Taxpayers Are Urged to File 2020 Returns by May 17 The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is alerting taxpayers to the approaching expiration of a tax credit created during the COVID-19 pandemic as the May deadline draws near. Those…
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Evers’ Win: Wisconsin’s Child Care Tax Credit Soar with New Bill Approval
Uniting for Child Care Tax Credit Support: Evers and Republicans Expand Debating Tax Policy: Evers’ Veto Decisions Spark Controversy Amidst Bipartisan Agreement on Child Care Aid According to Fox 11 News, after initially vetoing three GOP-backed tax credit bills, Governor Tony Evers of Wisconsin has changed course joining forces with Republicans to bolster aid for…
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Unlock Your Funds: Innovative Pilot Program Connects County Residents with Unclaimed Tax Credits
Unclaimed Tax Credits Targeted: “Claim Your Cash” Initiative Aims to Assist Low-Income LA County Residents Comprehensive Outreach: ESCA Collaborates to Connect Eligible Individuals with Unclaimed Benefits According to DT News, a new initiative in Los Angeles County dubbed the “Claim Your Cash” pilot program aims to address the issue of unclaimed tax credits among low-income…
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US Military Recruitment of Non-Citizens, Including Undocumented Immigrants, New Bill Proposes Says Senator
The Enlist Act: A Solution to Recruitment Shortages Inclusion and Opportunity: Expanding Eligibility for Non-Citizen and Undocumented Immigrants Service Members U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth of Illinois is leading an initiative aimed at addressing recruitment shortages within the U.S. military. Her proposed legislation named the Enlist Act, seeks to expand eligibility for non-citizens including undocumented immigrants…
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Pennsylvania Mother Leaves 15 Year Old Son Behind to Pursue Out-of-State Romance
Abandonment Allegations: Woman Arrested for Leaving 15 Year Old Son Alone in Lancaster County Home Challenging Conditions: 15 Year Old Son Left to Fend for Himself Amidst Clutter and Lack of Amenities According to True Crime Daily, In Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, authorities have arrested a 45-year-old woman Tiffani Bogroff, on suspicion of leaving her 15…
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Senators Advocate for SNAP Benefits San Diego Protection and Workers’ Rights with New Food Safety Act
Advocating for SNAP Benefits San Diego and Fair Wages Ensuring Secure Online SNAP Usage According to My ChesCo, in a bid to safeguard the rights of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients and bolster workers’ protections, U.S. Senators John Fetterman and Sherrod Brown have introduced the Food and Nutrition Delivery Safety Act. The proposed legislation…
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San Diego Flood Victims to Receive D-SNAP Aid Assistance for Late January Flooding Impact
Disaster SNAP Benefits for Flood Victims and Relief for Low-Income Californians Eligibility Criteria and Application Process According to Fox 5 News, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), flood victims impacted by the atmospheric river storm and flooding in late January would be eligible for Disaster SNAP benefits. Low-income Californians dealing with the aftermath of powerful…
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Stabbing Incident: Green Line Light Rail in St. Paul Leaves Commuters in Fear
Stabbing Incident on Green Line Light Rail Train Prompt Response and Arrest According to StarTribune, a person was stabbed on a westbound Green Line light rail train on Saturday night in a troubling event that happened close to the intersection of University and Cromwell avenues in St. Paul. Thankfully, the victim’s injuries were not thought…