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Last year, National Grid settled a lawsuit to pay out $38.5 million to people who may have received an automated call from the company between March 9, 2011 and October 29, 2021.

As inmates, families and city officials have escalated worries about conditions inside the Richmond City Jail, the entity responsible for overseeing jails has provided information about its response.

Airline compensation policies vary, but travel experts say if you know them ahead of time, it can make a difference.

When Michele Tingue couldn't go to an event she bought tickets to, she looked to exchange them. After not having any luck, she contacted 7 Problem Solvers

Talk about political ambition. At a time of such bitter partisanship — lawsuits and recounts for the 2020 presidential election; control of the U.S.

With the U.S. government facing the danger of a payments default later this year, Congress has a variety of paths to avert economic disaster and boost the debt ceiling.

"I dont want to see the 118th Congress fall down into chaos," Republican Representative Tony Gonzales told Newsweek.

And more on our interview with strategist Michael Podhorzer.

Gottheimer, a moderate Democrat, is co-chair of the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus.

Multiple people have voiced their frustrations to 7 Problem Solvers for lack of repairs inside the Kibler Senior Apartments