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And i saw it all yesterday. One buffoon called this the shutdown the worst mistake in American History and maybe in world history. The buffoonery continues, willie, and whats incredible is as one doctor told us, one expert told us, were in the second inning of a nineinning game and these fools, i will say, yes, fools, are acting as if this is over. And its the ninth inning and everybody just overreacted just like they were doing in february and march. They still are not learning their lessons. A...

Restrictions. New jersey is one of the latest tot relax its orders, reopening state and county parks and golf courses today. But not everyone is in a rush to reopen. Delivery workers are also protesting, saying theyre risking their health by going back to work. In an executive order, the president deemed meatpacking workers essential, forcing them back on the job. But they say conditions in their plants are not up to par. I work around almost 1,700 people. It is essential that people have things...

99 Cents Only Stores filed Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification, or WARN, notices this week to lay off 220 employees at 11 Texas locations.

The Texas Workforce Commission is accepting applications for Disaster Unemployment Assistance in six additional counties impacted by the severe storms, straight

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Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker and Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath were among panelists who discussed the issues and proposed solutions.

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Agencies like the Texas Department of Transportation are using the technology to react to crashes and prepare invoices. More uses and regulations are coming.