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Apr 23 2024
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Governor takes push for tribal car tag compacts to social media
After Oklahoma's governor posted to social media the terms of a 10-year car tag compact with the Cherokee Nation late Monday afternoon, the tribe responded within two hours to say no agreement has been reached. "If any compact is reached, tribal citizens and Council of the Cherokee Nation will be the first to know and not through the governor's social media page," Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin
Tulsa WorldApr 19 2024
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Ken Griffin’s Citadel rips Truth Social exec Devin Nunes in short-selling feud
Ken Griffin’s Citadel Securities lambasted Devin Nunes, the CEO of Truth Social’s parent company, as a “proverbial loser” after the former Republican congressman blamed Wall Street market makers for Trump Media and Technology Group’s tanking stock price. The war of words was triggered by a letter Nunes sent to the Nasdaq Stock Market on Thursday in which he accused Citadel Securities and
New York Post (News)Apr 23 2024
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How a TikTok ban could impact Denver's social media scene
Denver's TikTok stars are caught in the crosshairs of a pending ban of the app. Why it matters: Local content creators and small business owners depend on TikTok to build their brands and boost their bottom lines. • Denver creators are among the more than 1 billion users on the platform worldwide, which include influencers who rake in thousands of dollars per sponsored post from millions of
AxiosJun 29 2023
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We're Heading for a Social Security Apocalypse
Millions of American workers are concerned about what kind of financial safety net they will have when they retire, as fears grow for the future of Social Security.
A huge majority—88 percent—of Americans are counting on Social Security to see them through retirement, saying the payments will be "extremely" or "reasonably" important to them, according to a poll conducted exclusively on
NewsweekApr 16 2024
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Faith & Values: Remaining awake through this social revolution
There is this verse tucked away in a letter a man named Paul wrote to followers of Jesus living in Ephesus. “Awake oh sleeper and rise from death. Then Christ will shine on you.” (Ephesians 5:14) Paul is saying, “Wake up!” More specifically, the word Paul uses in Ephesians 5:14 is a waking up that results in rising up. It is as if Paul is saying, “Wake up so you can rise up!” The Christian
Daily PressApr 16 2024
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Social media platforms have property rights too
While pundits and lawyers cross swords over free speech on social media, a quieter yet critically important principle is being ignored: property rights. In addition to violating the First Amendment, the rush to force social media platforms to host content violates the Fifth Amendment as well—in particular, the Takings Clause. The Takings Clause says that government shall not take private
ReasonApr 23 2024
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Detroit police ready to execute security plan for NFL Draft
(CBS DETROIT) - As the NFL puts the finishing touches ahead of Thursday, Detroit police are doing final checks on their security plan, which they've been developing over the last year. On Tuesday, K-9 Officer Hobbs was at the NFL Draft theater conducting one of the many sweeps fans will see during the three-day event. He's assigned to the Wayne County Sheriff's Office, one of the agencies
CBS News (Online)Apr 11 2024
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Kate Middleton's social media "fever dream"
The widespread social media controversy that surrounded Princess Kate's edited Mother's Day photo in March will be looked back on as a "fever dream," after the announcement that the royal is battling cancer sparked a boost in public support, according to a new episode of Newsweek's The Royal Report podcast. Kate was at the center of a social media storm after the photo was released by
NewsweekApr 16 2024
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Prioritising Economic Security in a ‘Fragmenting’ World: Treasurer
Jim Chalmers says the May 14 budget will place a ’real emphasis on economic security' amidst multiple concerns about the global economy. There will be a “real emphasis on economic security” in the next federal budget in response to a range of concerns about the global economy, Treasurer Jim Chalmers said today. He described current economic conditions as being a “tricky balance of risks” as
The Epoch TimesApr 20 2024
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Former security guard faces new weapons charges
PROVO — A Provo man convicted on weapons-related charges while he was a licensed armed security guard, who had also applied to become a police officer three times in Utah and was denied each time, is facing new weapons charges. Jonathan Rashon Richardson, 28, was charged Thursday in 4th District Court with being a restricted person in possession of a firearm. He was also charged earlier this
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