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Portland area’s Cracker Barrels close doors, unable to survive pandemic economy

The Portland, Oregon, area's remaining Cracker Barrels have closed their doors after failing to survive a pandemic-ridden economy.

Retirement 2023: Retirees need to withdraw first payment from plans in nine days

Retirees who have yet to make their first mandatory retirement plan withdrawal only have nine days to do so if they wish to avoid getting penalized.

Stimulus update: Second direct payment worth up to $400 to be paid to Massachusetts residents in 23 days

In 23 days, recipients of the Chelsea Eats program in Chelsea, Massachusetts, will receive the second payment worth up to $400.

San Francisco lawmakers trying to create $50 million reparations office

The city of San Francisco is moving closer to approving reparations for black residents in the city, as the city's Board of Supervisors appears ready to implement the proposed payments.

Alvin Bragg says Trump created a ‘false expectation’ that he would be arrested

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said House GOP lawmakers have no "legitimate basis" for inquiring into his investigation into former President Donald Trump, as they are basing their claims on the former president's "false expectation" that he was going to be arrested on Tuesday.

White House to disband COVID-19 team in May

The Biden administration is set to disband the White House COVID-19 response team in May after the public health emergency ends.

Putin’s arrest abroad would amount to ‘declaration of war,’ Russian official says

If Russian President Vladimir Putin were to be arrested overseas following the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant for him, it would amount to a "declaration of war," a top Russian official warned.

Midwestern Democrats urge Biden to choose Chicago for DNC convention

Democratic lawmakers across the Midwest are urging President Joe Biden to choose Chicago as the location for the Democratic National Convention, arguing the city is “indispensable” for a presidential victory in 2024.

Three dead after using eyedrops contaminated with rare superbug

Three United States citizens have died after using eye drops contaminated with a rare superbug, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported.

Trump indictment won’t happen this week as grand jury considers different case: Report

The grand jury deliberating whether former President Donald Trump will be indicted on charges related to a 2016 hush money payment made to porn star Stormy Daniels will not meet to discuss the case this week.
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