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Apr 16 2024
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Federal government providing security protection for 250 political candidates
Against a backdrop of at least 15 murders of hopefuls for political office during Mexico’s current election cycle, the federal government on Tuesday offered assurances that candidates seeking protection are now getting it immediately. Rosa Icela Rodríguez, head of Mexico’s Security and Citizen Protection Ministry (SSPC), told reporters at President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s Tuesday morning
Mexico News DailyApr 01 2024
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Some Bay Area Grocery Stores Still Overcharging Customers: Report
NOVATO, CA — Some major Bay Area retailers continue to overcharge customers despite paying millions in fines and penalties for earlier offenses, according to a new report. As SFGate reports, inspections conducted at multiple Target and Safeway locations in Marin County found shoppers overpaying for food, drinks and personal products. The latest issues came to light during a pricing accuracy
Patch.comApr 05 2024
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Customers flock to 99 Cents Only stores before all locations close
Customers flock to 99 Cents Only stores before all locations close The parking lots are full and the checkout lines are long at 99 Cents Only stores, which are closing for good soon. The parking lots are full and the checkout lines are long at 99 Cents Only stores, which are closing for good soon. The parking lots are full and the checkout lines are long at 99 Cents Only stores, which are
ABC 7 Los AngelesApr 19 2024
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Iowa company's lawsuit challenges federal ‘swampbuster law’ that protects wetlands
An Iowa company is suing the U.S. Department of Agriculture over the federal government’s so-called “swampbuster law” that requires farmers to either leave wetlands untouched or forfeit certain federal benefits. CTM Holdings filed the lawsuit was filed this week in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Iowa. The company describes itself as a family-owned, limited liability
Des Moines RegisterMar 26 2024
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McDonald's Workers Land Pay Rise—But Customers Warned
Fast food workers in California will benefit from a minimum wage rise that is due to come into effect in a week's time—but franchises have warned that its implementation could force them to increase their menu prices.
On April 1, fast-food restaurants will be required to pay employees at least $20 an hour, up from $16 as of January and $15.50 in 2023. The new law, signed by Democratic
NewsweekApr 15 2024
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History As It Happens: Origins of a border crisis
The crisis at the United States’ southern border did not begin there. The factors driving migrants to trek hundreds or thousands of miles are rooted in decades of political instability and persecution, violence, crime, and/or climate-related crop catastrophes in their home countries. Moreover, U.S. deportation policy fueled the rise of violent street gangs in places such as El Salvador from
Washington TimesApr 04 2024
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More Than 130,000 Electric Customers Lose Power In New Hampshire
During the overnight hours, at least 7 inches of snow fell in Concord. Weather spotters across the state report smaller and larger snow accumulation numbers across New Hampshire. Around 6 a.m., snow turned to sleet and freezing rain in Concord. Concord and the capital region firefighters and police have been dealing with blocked roads across the county as well as exploding transformers. About
Patch.comApr 07 2024
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Pols float personal data protection bill
WASHINGTON — Two influential lawmakers from opposing parties have crafted a deal on legislation designed to strengthen privacy protections for Americans’ personal data. The sweeping proposal announced Sunday would define privacy as a consumer right and create new rules for companies that collect and use personal information. It comes from the offices of Democratic Sen. Maria Cantwell and
Boston HeraldMar 25 2024
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Over 2,900 Rocky Mountain Power customers are in the dark
REXBURG – Several thousand Rocky Mountain Power customers in the Rexburg area are in the dark Monday night.
Company spokesman Jonathan Whitesides tells EastIdahoNews.com 2,942 customers are without power, as of 7:15 p.m.
The outage happened at 6:27 p.m. due to the loss of a transmission line. It’s not clear what caused the transmission line to go out.
Crews are working to
East Idaho News