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The workers at the Philadelphia art museum are part of a growing wave of anger and militancy among cultural workers generally, which is in turn a part of the emerging movement of the working class in the US and internationally.

A jeweler. A plastic surgeon. An OnlyFans Model. They and others received a blue check in likely the biggest Instagram verification scheme revealed to date. After ProPublica started asking questions, Meta removed badges from over 300 accounts.

White House officials and advocates discuss how the administration's student loan debt relief program will benefit Black households.

Anyone who thinks that $10,000 was the right amount? >> no, i think that karncancelln was something that we were looking for. the can economy in which we borrowed is not the economy in which were in today and the economy is more punitive to bor borrowers. my loans are $65,000 and now it is up readywards of almost $90,. >> some say that it is unfair because they paid off their loans already or they went to a community college and didnt get a second degree because at the couldnt afford it. so what...

OXFORD • Federal officials estimate that more than half of the $2.6 billion CARES act funding handed out in north Mississippi was done illegally.

OXFORD • A Starkville man will spend the next six-and-a-half years in federal prison and have to repay $6 million in one of the largest pandemic relief fraud cases in

Edrica Watson, 40, of Lehigh Acres, was sentenced to 15 months in federal prison, followed by five years of supervised release.

The new lawsuit expands on one Edmunds filed against Mount Carmel Academy in 2020.

A Lehigh Acres woman Edrica Leann Watson, 40, was sentenced for Payroll Protection Program fraud of nearly $400,000.

Benefits offered through the Employee Retention Credit can be beneficial to small and mid-size companies; however, many don't even realize they qualify....