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Democratic Party · NebraskaRepublican members of Congress from Nebraska in a Wednesday letter called on their state to apportion all of its five electoral votes to the popular vote winner of the presidential election in the state.
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GOP lawmakers from Nebraska urge state to flip to winner-take-all electoral system
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Warner Bros · United StatesABC There has been a rallying cry in this country to pay our educators more, and Warner Bros. Television has apparently listened — even though the Abbott Elementary cast only pretends to be teachers on ABC. Deadline is reporting the cast of the show created by producer and co-star Quinta Brunson has gotten “major salary increases” for the fast-approaching fourth season of the series. According to the trade, the six regular cast members of the …See the Story
Warner Bros. TV paying its teachers more: 'Abbott Elementary' gang reportedly getting major raises
PG&E · San FranciscoJustin Sullivan/Getty Images (SAN FRANCISCO) — When a California resident began to question the price of his electricity bill every month, he realized an up to 18-year-old mistake was costing him well over his personal usage. Ken Wilson, a Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) customer who has lived alone in an apartment complex in Vacaville since 2006, told ABC News’ San Francisco affiliate he started to notice his bill rise a few months ago. In an e…See the Story
California man discovers he's paid his neighbor's electricity bill for up to 18 years
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Illinois · Illinois(The Center Square) – The federal judge overseeing the challenge to Illinois’ gun and magazine ban questioned what would have happened if Black victims of the East St. Louis race riot of 1917 had such firearms. Before Judge Stephen McGlynn is the question of whether Illinois’ Protect Illinois Communities Act, which bans the sale and possession of more than 170 semi-automatic firearms and magazines over certain capacities, is unconstitutional. Th…See the Story
Gun ban judge: What if Black victims of historic race riots had such weapons
Jerome Powell · Illinois(The Center Square) – The Federal Reserve’s half-point interest rate cut is meant to stimulate the economy, but a budgetary analyst says this shift in monetary policy also represents an important change in the operating environment for state budgets.
It is the first interest rate cut in four years. Outside of the emergency rate reductions during the pandemic, the last time the Federal Open Market Committee cut by half a point was in 2008 during…See the Story
Analyst says the Fed rate cut will gradually benefit Illinois finances
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United Kingdom · United KingdomKnowsley Safari Park (LONDON) — A team of over ten vets – including specialist surgeons, anaesthetists, and animal keepers – have on Thursday performed what they described as a ground-breaking world-first surgery on a Rhino with a broken leg. Amara is an almost 2-year old Southern white rhino whose home is the Knowsley Safari Park near Prescot, in northwestern England. Vets say they performed a lengthy “world first medical procedure” on the Rhin…See the Story
UK team performs surgery to fix rhino's broken leg, an operation they say is world's 1st
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Sebastian StanAlberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images Sebastian Stan won’t stand for any Marvel hate. The actor, who made his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut as Bucky Barnes in 2011’s Captain America: The First Avenger, teased his next movie in the long-running film series and shut down those who want to “pick on” the franchise in a new interview with Variety, published Thursday. “It’s become really convenient to pick on [Marvel films],” he told the outlet. “And th…See the Story
Sebastian Stan defends Marvel films, teases 'Thunderbolts*' movie
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