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Oct 07 2024BUSINESS

Golf Course Battle: Nonprofit Wins in Court

In Denver, a nonprofit called Sisters of Color United for Education has emerged victorious from a long dispute. The story began when they rented the rundown clubhouse at Park Hill Golf Course and spent around $196,000 to fix it up. However, another group had already booked the place, leading to a di

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Oct 07 2024EDUCATION

Abbott Elementary: Real Education Challenges on TV

Imagine tuning into "Abbott Elementary," a show that dives deep into the real issues plaguing schools today. It's not just about teachers and students, but also about how low pay can lead to teacher shortages. Have you ever thought about how hard it is for schools to support differently abled studen

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Oct 07 2024POLITICS

White Guys Backing Harris: A Star-Studded Online Event

A virtual rally called "White Dudes for Harris" managed to gather an impressive lineup of celebrities and political figures. The goal was clear: to show support for Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris. The event, organized by Ross Morales Rocketto, aimed to counter the stereotype that wh

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Oct 07 2024POLITICS

White Guys for Harris: A Powerful Night for Inclusivity and Fundraising

In the wake of Kamala Harris' endorsement by President Joe Biden, various groups stepped up to support her. This week saw a notable event: white men joined in, showing their backing for the vice president. The "White Guys for Harris" video call on Monday evening drew over 190,000 viewers and raised

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Oct 07 2024BUSINESS

AI Startup OpenAI Raises Big Bucks, Now Worth $157 Billion!

OpenAI, a big name in the world of artificial intelligence, has just completed a massive funding round. The company, known for its ChatGPT chatbot, is now valued at an incredible $157 billion! This shows that people are still really excited about AI, even though some worry about how well and safely

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Oct 07 2024CRIME

Habitat for Humanity's Ex-Finance Director Pleads Guilty to COVID Fund Misuse

The former Finance Director of Habitat for Humanity in Central South Carolina, Ashley Clark Ingram, has admitted to embezzling over $388,000 meant for COVID-19 relief. This misappropriation of funds was discovered through an internal investigation conducted by the organization after she left her pos

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Oct 07 2024FINANCE

Big Budget Problem for Cook County in 2025

Cook County has a big problem on its hands. The county is looking at a $218 million budget gap next year. Why such a huge gap? Well, it's mainly because of the raises given to county employees and the increasing pension payments that come with those raises. But here's an interesting twist – this yea

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Oct 07 2024BUSINESS

True Religion’s Comeback: Is a Sale on the Horizon?

Ever heard of True Religion? It's that jeans brand from the early 2000s known for its flashy designs and celebrity fans. Well, it seems like they might be up for sale! The company that owns True Religion is looking into selling it after a tough decade filled with bankruptcies. But things are looking

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Oct 07 2024POLITICS

Who's Backing Proposition 36: A Closer Look at Funding and Viewpoints

Proposition 36 is a hot topic this election season. It aims to toughen penalties for theft and drug dealing, especially when it comes to fentanyl. Supporters think stricter laws are necessary to combat rising crime rates. On the other hand, opponents worry about prison overcrowding and the costs tha

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Oct 07 2024POLITICS

Trump Woos Crypto Investors with Promise of Easier Rules

In the heart of progressive San Francisco, a unique event unfolded on a June evening: a high-stakes Republican fundraiser at venture capitalist David Sacks' mansion. The guest of honor? Former President Donald Trump, who pledged to loosen crypto regulations if elected in November. Trump promised to

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