Month: October 2025
Military starts getting paid from odd source as shutdown hits Day 15 and rest of federal workers go without
The move to free up money to the military eases some of the pressure on House Speaker Mike Johnson as he has refused to call the House back into session
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The move to free up money to the military eases some of the pressure on House Speaker Mike Johnson as he has refused to call the House back into session
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Kremlin denies Trump’s warning that Russian economy set to ‘collapse’
Donald Trump stated that Putin should settle the Ukraine war, which he claimed was making Russia ‘look bad’
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Nebraska resident sues after her comment about a sinkhole gets deleted from mayor’s Facebook page
Local resident is asking a judge to declare the mayor violated her First Amendment rights and have a jury determine compensation for damages
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Nebraska resident sues after her comment about a sinkhole gets deleted from mayor’s Facebook page
Local resident is asking a judge to declare the mayor violated her First Amendment rights and have a jury determine compensation for damages
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Funeral director admits 35 fraud charges relating to human remains including four unborn babies
Robert Bush, 47, admitted multiple counts of false representation and one of fraudulent trading in relation to funeral plans
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DWP issues warning to pensioners ahead of winter fuel payments
Fraudsters are sending text messages falsely claiming to be from government officials
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European country turns to its retirees to tackle job shortages
The new legislation comes as lawmakers aim to grow its country’s economy
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Hegseth gets the JAGs off his back ahead of push into cities as Pentagon hobbles lawyers who raise concerns
Hegseth has long expressed disdain for military lawyers and support for soldiers accused of war crimes
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Hegseth has long expressed disdain for military lawyers and support for soldiers accused of war crimes
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