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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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European Union agrees to ban most Russian oil imports
The ban only targets Russian oil brought by sea and has a temporary exemption for pipeline imports
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Memorial Day blues: U.S. gas prices hit new record high
Prices are expected to rise even further and a recent report from the Daily Mail reveals that experts believe a gallon of gas will likely surpass the $6 mark by the end of summer.
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IRS squanders nearly $1B in erroneous pandemic credits, won't try to recoup: Treasury watchdog
Despite 6% budget increase, expected addition of 10,000 agents, IRS claims it can't spare resources to recover $600M in bungled payments
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Apple union vote scuttled as organizers claim ‘intimidation’ from tech giant
Atlanta store would have first unionized Apple location in the country
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Fed government revises first-quarter GDP, contraction worse than originally estimated
First estimate was a 1.4% contraction in first-quarter GDP, compared to same quarter in 2021.
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Tech billionaire Elon Musk believes upcoming recession is 'actually a good thing'
"All the Covid stay-at-home stuff has tricked people into thinking that you don’t actually need to work hard. Rude awakening inbound," Musk said
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Americans face record prices Memorial Day weekend
Americans are preparing to face the most expensive Memorial Day weekend gas prices on record, as the cost of food is increasing as well
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Russia advances law to nationalize foreign companies that try to exit
The law – which passed in the lower house of parliament – gives Russian authorities sweeping powers to intervene when foreign companies threaten local jobs or industries by contemplating a pull out
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Corporations drop from transgender youth program partners page after State Farm exit
More than 200 corporations — and five government entities — are indirectly tied to GenderCool Project through their partnerships with LGBTQ workplace group.
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CBO: National debt will reach 185% of GDP by 2052
The deficit was $2.8 trillion in 2021, driven by COVID-19 stimulus spending, and it's projected to drop to $1 trillion as the COVID relief funding winds down