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Biden speaks about ‘extreme Republican shutdown’ in new video

President Joe Biden has released a video message warning against a government shutdown.

Gaetz requests House withhold his pay if government shuts down

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) is requesting the federal government to halt his paycheck if the government shuts down over the weekend and withhold payments until a spending deal is finalized in Congress.

Student loan restart: Payments to begin again in five days as federal pause ends

The COVID-19-era pause on student loan repayments is ending in five days, as beginning in October, borrowers will have to resume their monthly student loan payments.

Food stamps update: 2023 could see highest number of people receiving benefits since 2016

The 2023 fiscal year is on track to average the highest number of individuals on food stamps in the U.S. since 2016.

Cory Booker calls on New Jersey colleague Menendez to resign amid indictment uproar

Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) called on Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) to resign on Tuesday morning, four days after he and his wife were federally indicted by a grand jury on bribery charges.

Martin Scorsese encourages supporting directors like Christopher Nolan to ‘save cinema’

Renowned director Martin Scorsese has called on moviegoing audiences to support directors like Christopher Nolan to "save cinema," noting the current landscape in Hollywood output is largely from franchise films.

Family-owned gallery loses $5,000 painting in New York City smash-and-grab

A family-owned gallery in New York City is reeling after a thief stole a painting worth around $5,000 during a Monday smash-and-grab burglary, authorities said.

Food stamps: October SNAP payment worth up to $2,145 to arrive in Alaska in five days

All households in Alaska eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will receive their payments in five days.

Unexplained vaginal bleeding linked to COVID-19 vaccine

COVID-19 vaccines may be linked to unexplained vaginal bleeding in women without regular periods, according to a study published Tuesday in Science Advances.

Class-action settlement: Illinois residents have until tomorrow to file claim in $68 million Instagram suit

Illinois residents who used Instagram at any time in the past eight years must file a claim by tomorrow to be eligible for the state's $68 million class-action lawsuit against the platform.
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