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900 families to be evicted from Florida mobile home park
Park authorities reported that the closure is part of a community development plan that seeks to modernize the area
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Facebook phasing out Novi cryptocurrency system by summer's end
The cryptocurrency system was originally, partially launched by Facebook to support its abandoned stablecoin project, Diem, that the company determined was not workable earlier this year
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Delta pilots picket airports in Atlanta, Los Angeles amid anticipated July 4 chaos, canceled flights
Airlines have been slashing hundreds of flights per day as travel conditions worsen.
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Biden economic advisor calls upon Americans to endure high gas prices to preserve 'the liberal world order'
Brian Deese, director of the National Economic Council, was responding to a question by CNN host Victor Blackwell, who had just played a clip of President Joe Biden telling a reporter at Thursday’s NATO summit that American drivers should expect to pay record-high prices for gas “as long as it takes” to defeat Russia in Ukraine
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Woke capital: How a liberal financial movement stokes fears of a surveillance state
'It's like a trojan horse of progressivism that is detrimental to our freedoms," Utah Treasurer Marlo Oaks says.
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Judge lifts Trump contempt order in New York attorney general's probe
Trump has already paid more than $100,000 in fines for not complying with the probe
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Florida orange production up, cost of OJ below other food prices despite inflation
Florida's projected crop production is an estimated 2 million box increase from the previous month, the cost for consumers to purchase Florida orange juice is lower than than other food despite inflation.
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France seeks oil independence from Russia with sanctions-hit Venezuela and Iran
The French government’s hopes come amidst the continued the Kremlin’s illegal invasion of Ukraine which has caused a shortage or energy options and a spike in prices. Republicans are opposed to U.S. negotiations with both countries and are pushing U.S. options instead.
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Companies vowing to reimburse employees for out-of-state abortions expected to face legal action
The announcements come on the heels of the Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade
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Cuban regime acolytes rush to register MSME businesses after ease of Trump-era sanctions
Several MSMEs such as TL38 SURL and 25MN SURL were registered by members of the regime's inner circle and by those with close links to state-owned companies such as the exporter Alcona S.A. headed by Loretta García, the daughter of Gen. Guillermo García Frías.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell says 'inflation was high before' Putin's Ukraine invasion
The chairman of the Federal Reserve told a Senate hearing on Thursday that “inflation was high before” Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, where President Joe Biden has doggedly attempt to deflect the blame for high prices