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Covid19 deaths and more than 1. 1 million confirmed cases. Our reporters are spread out acro across america to show the cities and towns taking their first steps to returning to normal. In texas, restaurants, malls, and mu view theaters are open at a quarter of their capacities. An executive order from Governor Greg Abbott allowed this as of yesterday. Texas has more than 30,000 confirmed cases and nearly 900 known deaths. Economies across the country are starting to let shops reopen. That prese...

Became the face of these groups targeted by the irs said she is stunned tonight by a federal judges decision to toss her lawsuit against the irs and several past and present employees. The founder and president of true the vote said she spent years trying to get tax exempt status for her group and said she was harassed and subjected to audits and probes by the a. T. F. And fbi. After testifying about her ordeal, she filed a lawsuit against the irs in may. Today the judge tossed all of true the v...

Ninan good evening, im reena ninan, with a western edition of our broadcast. The election is five weeks away. This weekend, donald trump tried to switch the focus to bill clintons infidelity in the 1990s. Tonight, the focus is on trumps finances going back to the 90s. A New York Times report suggests trump could have avoided paying federal income taxes for two decades. Heres errol barnett. Egal applicarfectly legal application of the tax code, and he would have been a fool not to take advantage ...

There is a real possibility strike actions could escalate over the next few weeks.

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Chronically underfunded classrooms with fewer supports to meet student needs is a core issue for Saskatchewan teachers.

Thousands of ASHA workers stage a massive protest in Belagavi, demanding a hike in honorarium. Get the latest updates on the protest and the issues faced by ASHA workers.

Good Monday morning. In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on Jewish Federations of North America Chair Julie Platt being named interim chair of the University of Pennsylvania’s board of trustees, and feature an opinion piece by Steven Windmeuller and one by Rabbi Ana Bonnheim and Avidan Halivni. Also...

The Department of Labor recovered $1.8 million in back wages, damages from Giant Farmers Markets in Bergen County for FLSA overtime pay violations.