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Kim Reynolds announces $17.5 million for projects to help Iowans with opioid addictions
Gannett via AOL· 5 days agoGov. Kim Reynolds is spending $17.5 million worth of federal funds on projects intended to help Iowans affected by opioid addiction. Reynolds announced the awards Thursday ...
What Biden can expect in Boston
Politico· 15 hours agoRep. Bill Keating celebrates the High Street Dam removal at 11 a.m. in Bridgewater. Wu...Leader Bruce Tarr engaged in a lively question-and-answer...
Higher education proposal could save taxpayers $185B by 2033
Arizona Daily Sun· 7 hours agoTaxpayers could save $185 billion over the next decade, through a federal college education proposal...
Should you get a personal loan to pay off credit card debt?
Bankrate via Yahoo Finance· 1 day agoIf you decide to move forward with applying, a hard credit inquiry will be generated, and your...
Jamie Dimon might finally be ready to call it quits
Business Insider via Yahoo Finance· 6 hours agoDimon's work paid off, with the Fed now looking to loosen its restrictions, according to the WSJ's report, which cited people familiar with the matter....
Divided Congress pushes proposals for 2024 Farm Bill
telegraphherald.com· 2 days agoThe Democrat-controlled U.S. Senate and Republican-controlled U.S. House agriculture committees have released their respective proposals for what could...
Trump tops Biden in monthly fundraising for first time of 2024 campaign
USA Today· 13 hours agoDonald Trump's campaign and his Republican allies raised more money than President Joe Biden in...
Trump omits full story about FEC response to New York case
Politifact· 8 hours agoFormer President Donald Trump has repeatedly attacked Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg,...
Democratic Sen. Jon Tester Bucks Joe Biden Amid Tough Reelection Fight
HuffPost via Yahoo News· 1 day agoMontana and Ohio are viewed as their best bets. Republicans are already spending tens of millions in...
Q1 Earnings Recap: US Large Caps Climb the “Wall of Worry”
ETF Trends· 10 hours agoThis argument often boils down to whether the stock market can “climb a wall of worry.” Beginning in 2022, the markets began focusing on the threat of ‘stagflation’ as the current ‘wall of worry ...
