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National Voter Registration Day aims to get more Americans to the polls this November (opens the original)
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For 15 years, National Voter Registration Day has been a dedicated day for making sure Americans are informed, registered and ready to vote in November. All across the country on September 15, thousands of volunteers will be out in their communities, making sure their neighbors are registered to vote. Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon serves as one of the co-chairs for NVRD, and he recognizes that the way Americans vote has changed, especially since the pandemic. “It's not just about a co
She evacuated from the Pentagon as a child on 9/11. Now she's running to honor those who died that day (opens the original)
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On Sept 11, 2001, Hanna Born and her sister were at daycare inside the Pentagon when American Airlines flight 77 crashed into the west side of the building. “I think one piece of the message that my parents made very clear to us the entire time growing up was just how fortunate our family was that day, how many families didn't have the same ending where they got to be reunited,” Born said. The daughter of two career military officers is now Captain Hanna Born of the U.S. Air Force. Running has a
Trump’s foreign beef deal draws skepticism from farmers and cattle ranchers nationwide (opens the original)
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Jason Leavitt grew up on the farm in Calvert County, Maryland he now runs with his family. He ushers over 100 cows around their 160 acres of arable land, letting his grass-fed, grass-finished cattle graze on more than a dozen different pastures. He understands what Pres. Trump is trying to do with the foreign beef deal, importing 300,000 metric tons of ground beef and selling it 25% below market value, but Leavitt believes that move is just a band aid on a bigger problem. “Is it the worst thing
Trump's foreign beef deal draws skepticism from farmers and cattle ranchers nationwide (opens the original)
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Jason Leavitt grew up on the farm in Calvert County, Maryland he now runs with his family. He ushers over 100 cows around their 160 acres of arable land, letting his grass-fed, grass-finished cattle graze on more than a dozen different pastures. He understands what Pres. Trump is trying to do with the foreign beef deal, importing 300,000 metric tons of ground beef and selling it 25% below market value, but Leavitt believes that move is just a band aid on a bigger problem. “Is it the worst thing
Are big retailers going to share their billions of dollars in tariff refunds? (opens the original)
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Walmart is the biggest retailer in the U.S. and overall, the company’s total profit and revenue exceeded expectations this quarter. Those numbers were helped, at least in part, by a whopping $2.9 billion in tariff refunds. The eye-popping number came just one day after Target announced it’s getting $994 million back in tariff refunds. With 150 million customers shopping online or in stores every week, spending numbers from Walmart are often viewed as a bellwether for the country, and the new qua
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