Familiar face from Paris sidelines to compete in Paralympics
Hunter Woodhall went viral for being his wife’s biggest – and loudest – supporter as she won gold at the Paris Olympics in the women’s long jump event.
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Ukraine sets ultimatum for its citizens: ‘Either fight or work’
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denis Shmigal has explained how his government intends to cover budget expenses through tax hikes and borrowing Read Full Article at RT.com
Musk asks Macron to explain Durov arrest
Elon Musk has urged French President Emmanuel Macron to share more details about the arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov Read Full Article at RT.com
Canada is the latest country to crack down on Chinese EVs
On Monday, the Canadian government announced it would impose a 100% tax on all China-made EVs starting in October.
Hundreds of private planes are touching down at a makeshift airport for billionaire favorite Burning Man
Burning Man has become a popular festival destination for the ultrarich of Silicon Valley. Here’s the hundreds of private planes touching down.
A boomer living off Social Security is worried she’ll lose lower student-loan payments through Biden’s new plan: ‘It seems like a war on the old and the poor’
Sue, 70, has $84,000 in student loans, and the SAVE plan helped her manage her payments. Now that it’s blocked, she’s worried about staying afloat.
Gen Z loves Kamala. But don’t expect a repeat of Obama in 2008.
Kamala Harris is popular among young voters, like Obama in 2008. But the comparisons stop there.
Meet a laid-off Gen Xer who has had under 10 job interviews despite applying to over 200 positions
Since being laid off, Devon has applied to many jobs with different duties. She hasn’t had much luck getting interviews and is still job searching.
A family moved to the Bay Area from Georgia for a better quality of life. They pay more than double for housing but they’re happier.
Xyndi and Eric Lomboy have been happier since they moved to California, even though their housing costs more than doubled on the West Coast.
Illinois is launching a basic income pilot for 400 families in the child welfare system in the hopes of reducing maltreatment
Illinois’ guaranteed basic income program will give no-strings-attached cash to families in the child welfare system.