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Florida declared on Thursday that starting this week, the state would send roughly 60,000 Florida families a one-time relief check
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Steve Bannon Was Convicted of Contempt of Congress on January 6
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End of Linear TV?
Reed Hastings, co-CEO of Netflix, thinks linear TV may become extinct within the next ten years. “Streaming is working everywhere.
China Is Quietly Offloading US Treasury Bonds: Big Trouble for Wall Street?
According to Globaltimes, China has been quietly reducing its holdings of US bonds to the lowest level since 2010 and
One Person Was Arrested After Protesters Harassed Ex-DC Police Officer Michael Fanone
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For the First Time Since 2010 China’s Holdings of U.S. Debt Fall Below $1 Trillion
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Historic 338-Year-Old Hotel on Nantucket Is Destroyed by a Large Fire
On Saturday, Massachusetts firefighters were battling a large fire that was initially reported at a hotel on Nantucket Island. An off-duty
How FBI Wiretapped World
According to a Vice, the FBI created a honeypot to keep criminal organizations in check for years. It was a
Conservative Wisconsin Supreme Court Prohibits Most Ballot Drop Boxes in the State
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled on Friday that no one can return a ballot on behalf of another voter. This is a setback for Democrats ahead of important elections in the state’s highly competitive primary and general elections.
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