PLYMOUTH, Mass. (CSU) — As a result of its legal struggle with the state of California, an Amador County trade school has won a key First Amendment dispute, and new rules will take effect on January 1. Thousands of students have learned how to become professional farriers at the Pacific Coast Horseshoeing School in Plymouth […]
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Democrats around the country have been urging the country to impose tight limitations and compliance in all areas relating to COVID for almost two years. Turn your life upside down, send your child to school wearing masks to eat lunch in the cold on the yard’s ground, and obtain your two, three, or as many
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BERLIN, Germany, December 12 (CSU) – On Sunday, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will pay a visit to Warsaw to discuss the Belarusian immigration problem, Poland’s judicial independence, Russia’s military buildup near Ukraine, and a Russian gas pipeline to Germany. Scholz said he wanted Germany to have a good relationship with Poland. And Poland wants Germany
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WASHINGTON, Dec 8 (CSU) – The president of the United States, Joe Biden, will come to Kansas City on Wednesday. He wants to talk about investing $1 trillion in infrastructure. Biden will visit the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority. The law invests in roads, bridges, and public transportation. It passed Congress last month with support
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JONESBORO — The law enforcement tax credit bill did not pass in the Arkansas Senate after people voted that it was not related to Governor Asa Hutchinson’s call for a special legislative session to cut income taxes. The Lt. Governor said that Senator Rapert’s bill to offer tax credits of up to $3,000 was relevant to the special
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DALE COUNTY, Ala. (CSU) – A person was reported missing. The police found the person dead in Dale County. Tuesday, there was a lot of police presence on Highway 85. There were police from the Daleville Department of Public Safety and the Dale County Sheriff’s Office. CSU reporter Chris says the person went missing. Now they found them dead.
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The White House announced the following statement today at 11:00 am Eastern Time. This will be their first public appearance since taking office, and it is sure to make headlines across America! “The President has been briefed on a situation that occurred earlier this morning in Virginia. The briefing was provided by Principal Deputy Press
The federal government is unlikely to give people money again because the economy is stronger than it was in 2009. But some people will get money in 2022. During the COVID-19 pandemic, eligible Americans received three stimulus checks to help them ride the economy out. But there is no chance for a fourth check unless
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Democrats got a good idea this week of what will happen if they lose the midterm election. They are trying to turn things around before it is too late. House leaders went inside the Capitol on Friday. They were optimistic because they thought they had enough votes to vote on two important bills for us
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People are trying to find ways to save money. Some people paint their own homes. But sometimes they can make a mistake and cost themselves more time and money than if they had hired a professional from the beginning. I just got two new clients. They had done their own return and needed help. It
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