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Boston, Massachusetts · BostonUnited Way announces donation to local food programs By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Even before Nov. 1 when SNAP benefits were interrupted, the Harvey…
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SNAP Interruption Leads to Increased Food Bank Demand - Newton Kansan
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Donald Trump · United StatesIn a graphic posted to Truth Social on November 8, Donald Trump lists himself next to Franklin Delano Roosevelt as one of two “great presidents,” because FDR’s “New Deal” introduced the 30-year home mortgage and Trump, apparently, wants to “go large” on the idea. Federal Housing Finance Agency director Bill Pulte confirmed on X that “we are indeed working on The 50 year Mortgage -- a complete game changer.”See the Story
Homebuyer Horror: Attack of the 50-Year Mortgage! - Newton Kansan
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Kansas Politics · KansasThe top Republicans in Kansas were ready to join President Trump’s redistricting push and redraw the state’s political map to deliver another seat in Congress to Republicans. Democrats feared that a special session to pass new district lines was inevitable.
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Kansas Redistricting Was on the Fast Track. Then Some Republicans Said No
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