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Twitter Marijuana Advertising, Faster Instacart Shopping, and Work Burnout
Here is a summary of the day’s top trending market stories. TWITTER ADS FOR CANNABIS There will soon be cannabis advertisements on Twitter. The social media network announced it will let cannabis-related advertisements in jurisdictions where the drug is legal. Twitter will be the first social media network to authorize marketing for THC-containing products, while…
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The Central Park Zoo Will Let the Owl to Roam Freely
The owl Flaco will not return to his cage at the Central Park Zoo any soon. Officials from the zoo said on Saturday that they are suspending efforts to recapture the Eurasian eagle-owl, whose habitat was purposefully destroyed two weeks ago. Flaco has spent this time visiting Central Park and has rapidly become a favorite…
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The Administrator of the EPA urges East Palestine residents to “Trust the Government”
Two weeks after a Norfolk Southern train hauling hazardous cargo derailed there, Michael Regan, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, traveled to East Palestine, Ohio, to speak with residents who are still concerned for their community’s health and safety. Regan stated during a press conference, “After the fire, EPA air monitoring has not revealed…
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Knaus Berry Farm Owner Nearly Killed by Son- Police
According to CBS Miami, the proprietor of Knaus Berry Farm, a South Florida business well known for its cinnamon buns, was allegedly beaten to death with a flashlight by her adult son. After being flown to a hospital from her house, 66-year-old Rachel Knaus Grafe was in critical condition; her husband had also been beaten,…
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Sister of George Santos Settles Housing Claim, Must Pay $19,525 in Overdue Rent
Friday, the sister of Representative George Santos (R-NY) settled a dramatic lawsuit seeking her eviction for two years of missed rent payments. The trap? She missed these payments while making five-figure political contributions for her brother. According to the settlement, Tiffany Lee Devolder Santos must now pay her former landlord $1,000 per month through October…
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Tate Brothers Threatened Accuser With a $300 Million Libel Action
Despite being imprisoned in Romania, the Tate brothers are still threatening the women accused of engaging in human trafficking. A law company defending Andrew and Tristan Tate, who has been detained for over two months on allegations involving six victims, sent a “cease-and-desist” letter to at least one of their accusers, threatening to sue her…
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School Official Charged for Booze-Fueled Party with “Dirty Santa” School Official Charged for Booze-Fueled Party with Dirty Santa
Authorities claim that high school students attended a holiday party at the house of a former president of the school board in Southern California that featured alcohol, male strippers, and a “dirty Santa.” After allegations that he exposed students at the Claremont High School choir to alcohol and inappropriate performances at the racy event, Steven…
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Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss’ Widow Releases Tribute Video
In her first video message since his passing, Stephen “tWitch” Boss’ late wife, Allison Holker, offered a moving homage to him and conveyed her appreciation. My gratitude for all of your kindness and support you have given to my family and me during this trying time. In the video post on Instagram, Holker added, “It…
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If You Have Received Inflation Relief Funds, the IRS Suggests Delaying Your 2022 Tax Return
It’s tax season, and while some Americans want to file their taxes months before the April 18 deadline, the IRS suggests that others wait. The IRS is considering whether state tax rebates should be regarded as taxable income. These monies were supplied by 19 states to offer taxpayers relief from inflation. Certain states have already…
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Moderna Lowers Vax Price 400% After Bernie Promised to Grill CEO
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) vowed to question Moderna’s CEO about plans to quadruple the cost of its COVID-19 vaccine during a Senate hearing next month, but the company abruptly changed course and declared in a statement that the vaccine would remain free to all customers “regardless of their ability to pay.” Following allegations that the…