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May 26 2023
News
Yellen estimates government will run out of cash by June 5 without debt ceiling agreement
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told Congress Friday that the U.S. government is now expected to run out of cash to pay its current obligations by June 5, updating her previous estimate that said the day could come as early as June 1.
"Since January, I have highlighted to you the risk that Treasury would be unable to satisfy all of our obligations by early June if Congress did not raise
Fox Business
Mar 18 2020
Opinion
Local government can mobilize us in crisis
The COVID-19 virus is presenting the biggest challenge our society has faced since the Great Depression and World War II. The baby boomer generation is now facing the first major societal challenge in our lifetime. How we respond will determine the outcomes of the impact of this terrible virus that is circulating through our population.
During the Great Depression President Franklin
Guest Writer - Center
May 31 2023
News
City Council approves $51 million for migrants as officials scramble for more funds, point fingers at federal government
Chicago aldermen voted to spend $51 million on migrant care through June as Mayor Brandon Johnson works to get a handle on the ongoing humanitarian crisis. The City Council’s spending authorization comes at a critical time for Chicago government, which is struggling to care for thousands of migrants amid pushback from residents amid financial woes exacerbated by lowball funding appropriations
Chicago Tribune
May 05 2023
News
Local Residents Reportedly Solve Mystery Of 200 Pound ‘Pasta Dump’ In New Jersey
The mystery of a massive “pasta dump” that took the internet by storm in early May was solved Thursday, NBC New York reports. A city council candidate discovered hundreds of pounds of pasta on the banks of a stream in suburban Old Bridge, New Jersey, according to NBC New York. One neighbor suggested the mysterious mounds added up to about 200 pounds of spaghetti and alphabet noodles. Estimates
The Daily Caller
Apr 25 2023
News
The search for rare earth minerals in Custer County explained by local Geologist
Geologist Jay Temple kept his audience interested and asking questions about rare earth minerals as he led them through a discussion of minerals analysis and geologic mapping in Custer and Fremont Counties during a presentation last month. Temple is a field geologist and is working with the Colorado Geological Survey (CGS), a state agency situated within the Colorado School of Mines, on a two-
Wet Mountain Tribune
Apr 24 2023
News
State, county and Local police crack down on distracted driving in Michigan
(CBS DETROIT) - "People unfortunately are dying and being injured on our roadways," said Jim Santilli, CEO of the Transportation Information Association. Over the next two days, Santilli said state, county and local police will be conducting "Operation Ghost Rider," in which police ride in unmarked vehicles and look for distracted drivers. Santilli said there is a great need to crackdown on
CBS News (Online)
Apr 02 2023
News
Livingston Area: See 3 Local Homes On The Market
LIVINGSTON, NJ — Whether you’re actively looking for a new home or just thinking about other properties nearby, you can start your search with three of the newest listings in Livingston featured below. Follow the address links below to see more photos of homes that spark your interest. Below is a list of the three newest homes to go up for sale in the Livingston area — including one in the
Patch.com
May 15 2023
News
Government drops charges against Andrew Gillum after mistrial
TALLAHASSEE — Federal prosecutors are dropping the remaining 18 fraud counts against former Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum after a jury deadlocked on the charges. The move brings to an end the federal case against Gillum, the 2018 Democratic nominee for Florida governor who came about 32,000 votes shy of defeating then-U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis. Federal prosecutors last year accused him of
Tampa Bay Times
May 15 2023
News
Government drops charges against Andrew Gillum after mistrial
TALLAHASSEE — Federal prosecutors are dropping the remaining 18 fraud counts against former Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum after a jury deadlocked on the charges. The move brings to an end the federal case against Gillum, the 2018 Democratic nominee for Florida governor who came about 32,000 votes shy of defeating then-U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis. Federal prosecutors last year accused him of
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