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The phone of the mayor of New York City has been seized by the FBI as part of their investigation into campaign corruption. This was reported by CBS News. Watch CBS News On Friday, the FBI confiscated the phone and other electronic devices belonging to New York City Mayor Eric Adams as part of a
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On Wednesday, four county election offices in Washington state were forced to evacuate due to the discovery of envelopes containing questionable substances. Among them were two envelopes that tested positive for fentanyl. The offices were in the process of handling ballots from the recent Tuesday election. According to a news release from the Secretary of
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On Thursday, Jill Stein, who ran as the Green Party’s presidential nominee in 2016, revealed in a video on X that she will be seeking the party’s nomination once again. Stein is positioning herself as an alternative to the ineffective two-party system. Stein stated that political elites often vilify individuals outside of their circles, and
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Expert breaks down rising health insurance costs Expert breaks down rising health insurance costs 04:22 At least 2 million children have lost health insurance coverage since the end of a pandemic policy that guaranteed Medicaid coverage during the health emergency, according to a new report. Through November 8, a total of about 10.1 million Americans
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The National Toy Hall of Fame is welcoming new additions such as baseball cards, Nerf toys, Cabbage Patch Kids, and the Fisher-Price Corn Popper. However, one iconic toy that was not chosen is Barbie’s inconsistent partner, Ken. He was nicknamed “Kenough” in this year’s competition.blockbuster “Barbie” The movie, which featured Ryan Gosling, gained renewed attention
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Edna Garcia thinks she has paid her dues. For 34 years, she worked as a public high school teacher in Bridgeport, Connecticut, while also serving as a local lawmaker for eight years. In her retirement, she volunteers at her church, where she helps members deal with health insurance problems. “I have been beneficial to
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Unlike other bills, the debts a growing number of Americans are piling up to obtain health care services are often unplanned, or the result of billing issues and other errors that reflect the challenge of navigating our dauntingly complex health care system. Although such problems often aren’t the fault of patients, medical debt can scar
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On Friday, the White House announced that President Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping will hold a meeting on November 15th in the San Francisco Bay area. The main objectives of the meeting include reestablishing vital military communication channels, handling competitive matters, and addressing security concerns. Karine Jean-Pierre, the press secretary for the White House,
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A group of senators from both parties is currently working over the weekend to reach an agreement on changes to asylum policies. The goal is to decrease the number of migrant crossings at the southern border, and the senators hope to achieve a rare success in tackling one of Congress’ most challenging problems. This information
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On Friday, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken expressed approval of Israel’s decision to implement daily humanitarian breaks in its attack on northern Gaza. However, he emphasized that further action is necessary. “The number of Palestinian casualties is far too high. Too many have endured great suffering in recent weeks, and we are committed to
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