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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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Miami gas prices increase ahead of Thanksgiving
Florida drivers will see the most expensive Thanksgiving prices in eight years.
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Mexican president criticized for his empty promises in the fight against corruption
During his speech at the UN, the Mexican president said that corruption is the main issue his country needs to tackle.
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Biden to renominate Jerome Powell for second term as Federal Reserve chair
Biden faced pushback on Powell from progressive Democrats
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Democrats call on Biden to lower gas prices, support tax hikes, other regulations on the industry
Eleven U.S. Senate Democrats have called on President Joe Biden to do something about rising gas prices
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Under Sebastián Piñera, Chilean GDP grows 17.2% in third quarter
Chile's central bank announces a 17.2 percent growth in GDP ahead of Sunday's presidential election.
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New Jersey’s Casino authority helps fund new Atlantic City grocery store
State officials joined a Thursday groundbreaking ceremony for a new Atlantic City grocery store receiving more than $18.7 million in money from a state authority that reinvests casino revenues.
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CBO says Democrat social spending bill to grow deficit by $367 billion, undercutting Biden claim
The CBO's cost estimate contradicts President Biden's claim that the legislation will cost "zero"
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Biden proposes drilling ban near tribal site in New Mexico
Announced at the Tribal Nations Summit, the ban aims to preserve sacred Native American sites.
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Trumps to sell Washington, D.C. hotel for $375 million
The luxury hotel just a few blocks from the White House became a popular meeting ground for Republican operatives and politicians during Trump's presidency
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Amid supply-chain logjams, infrastructure bill allocates $250M to target truck emissions at ports
Critics have attributed bottlenecks to draconian California emissions standards excluding much of U.S. trucking fleet from transporting cargo to and from ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, the nation's two largest.