SC power co-ops could get $500M in federal clean energy funds
South Carolina's power cooperatives may receive up to $500 million in federal grants and loans for solar and nuclear energy.
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October 2024
Marriage Ends, Medical Bills Begin
Debbie Smith, a North Carolinian with substantial medical debt, recounts her struggle with the financial burden,…
Record Early Voting Weekend in NYC with Over 258,000 Ballots Cast
Early voting in New York City sets record with nearly 258,000 ballots cast over the first weekend, with Brooklyn…
UnitedHealth Data Breach Impacts 100 Million: Largest in US Healthcare History
UnitedHealth data breach impacts 100 million people, marking the biggest healthcare data exposure in U.S. history. This highlights cybersecurity risks.
Racist, Hateful Remarks Recorded at Trump’s Madison Square Garden Rally
A Trump rally at Madison Square Garden featured racist, hateful, and vulgar remarks about different racial and…
Appendix of Evidence in Trump Federal Election Interference Case: A 1889-Page…
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The evidence that Smith intends to use against Trump in the election subversion case includes Trump's…
Maximize Health with Weekend Workouts: Is it Enough?
The Significance of Regular Exercise for Heart and Brain Health
Consistent exercise is a critical factor in maintaining your heart and brain health. The American Heart Association recommends at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise each week.
Exploring Exercise Techniques: Distributed Vs. Concentrated Sessions
Many people find it…
Healthcare Middlemen: Hindering Progress and Perpetuating System Inefficiencies
Explore how the complexities of the American medical system have given rise to healthcare intermediaries, and how…
Trump or Harris: Who Will Drain the Swamp?
Despite calls to "drain the swamp" of political corruption, both Trump and Harris campaigns suggest they want more…
Virginia Court Rejects Purge of Suspected Noncitizen Voters
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A Virginia appeals court has blocked an effort to purge suspected noncitizen voters from voter rolls. The court ruled against the state's attempt to block the reinstatement of suspected noncitizens, citing issues with the program used to identify them. The decision is expected to be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Virginia's…