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Social Security update: Direct payment worth $914 arrives in 28 days

Supplemental Security Income beneficiaries will receive their monthly payment for June, worth $914 for individual filers, in exactly four weeks.

Astronauts watch as trash floats away during spacewalk

Two Russian cosmonauts paused their spacewalk outside of the International Space Station on Wednesday to watch space debris float away as part of a planned maneuver.

Stimulus update: Arkansas capital offering $10,000 bonus to out-of-state residents who move to the city

The capital of Arkansas is offering anyone living out of state a $10,000 bonus if they move to Little Rock, thanks to a program introduced this month.

US unsure of Putin assassination claims but warns of potential misinformation

The United States intelligence community does not have the necessary information yet to form an opinion on Russia's claim that Ukraine tried to assassinate President Vladimir Putin.

Trump wants to move Bragg hush money case from state to federal court: Lawyer

Former President Donald Trump's attorney said Thursday the former president wants to shift his New York criminal case to federal court in a bid to avoid a state court trial slated to begin early next year.

UAW won’t endorse Biden until its electric vehicle concerns are met: Report

President Joe Biden will have to do some work to secure an endorsement from one of his closest allies.

Big Oil spent over $9 million to lobby against Newsom windfall profit bill

United States oil companies spent roughly $9.4 million in lobbying efforts in California in the first quarter of 2023, including on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Senate Bill X 1-2 aimed at limiting oil majors’ windfall profits.

Bill to crack down on child pornography on social media advances to Senate floor

A bill intended to hold Big Tech accountable for hosting child sexual abuse materials advanced to the Senate floor, giving it a new shot at passage and enactment.

Lawmakers urge SEC to look into Shein use of Uyghur forced labor before IPO offering

A bipartisan group of congressmen is asking the Securities and Exchange Commission to force the popular clothing store Shein to prove that it does not use forced Uyghur labor in the making of its products before it is allowed to launch an initial public offering.

Russia ‘unlikely to be able’ to conduct a ‘significant offensive’ this year, US spy chief says

Russia will most likely not be able to mount a “significant offensive operation this year” due to both munitions and manpower shortfalls, according to Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines.
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