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Opinion by Senator Rick Brattin: The Federal Implementation Plan threatens to raise rates and give regulating power to Washington DC

We don’t need the federal government meddling in our affairs to push a leftist progressive agenda that will leave our utility companies and consumers holding the bill.

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Republicans demand special counsel, as Biden aides turn over second batch of classified documents

The reports of classified documents held in a private office of Biden’s are being compared by Republicans to Trump’s actions at his Mar-a-Lago estate.

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Georgia Gold Dome Report Legislative Day 19

The General Assembly returned to the State Capitol for Legislative Day 19 on Twos-day with multiple measures up for consideration in each chamber. The House approved a number of health-related propositions, including a bill to allow hospitals to offer flu vaccines.

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Gold Dome Report – Legislative Day 19 2022 | Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

The General Assembly returned to the State Capitol for Legislative Day 19 on Twos-day (2/22/22) with multiple measures up for consideration in each chamber. The House approved a number...

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Missouri lawmaker didn't turn over emails with boarding schools after records request

Missouri lawmaker didn't turn over emails with boarding schools after records request
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OK landowners await resolution of Midship natural gas pipeline issues

Construction problems with Cheniere's Midship Pipeline have attracted congressional attention, with a May 17 deadline for the company to resolve them.

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State of Maine lays off 15 independent consultants on $13k a month amid efforts to implement troubled Workday system

Vendor claims government failed to provide 'clear direction' for the project
Lindsay Clark
Tue 27 Apr 2021 // 19:35 UTC
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The US State of Maine has laid off 15 independent IT contractors, each paid $13,000 a month, who were working on its paused project to implement a new Workday HR and finance system, which is at least two years late and millions of dollars over budget.
What exactly the contractors were doing during March is open to question since Workday suspended the project in February, owing to a contract dispute with the administration.
Nonetheless, those techies-for-hire got an average of $13,000 each, at a rate $108 per hour, according to Kirsten Figueroa, commissioner of the Maine Department of Administrative and Financial Services.

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MO lawmakers say Labor Department went back on its word to halt collections

MO lawmakers say Labor Department went back on its word to halt collections
Missouri lawmakers working to resolve unemployment overpayment issues
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. â Missouri lawmakers claim the Department of Labor went back on its word to halt collections of overpayment money.
41 Action News first reported this issue in
July 2020, when Missourians reported receiving notices of overpayment from the agency. The notices said they had been overpaid due to no fault of their own, through agency error and they needed to pay that money back.
After months of stress and struggling to get any information about the notices, the agency explained about 45,000 Missourians had received them.

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MO Bipartisan Bill Allowing Missourians To Keep A Portion Of Overpaid Unemployment Benefits Passes

MO News Update-PM: 02/18/21
A bipartisan bill passed by the Special Committee on Government Oversight on Wed. Feb. 18, would allow Missourians to keep a portion of overpaid unemployment benefits, that were paid out of federal funds.
Missouri overpaid more than $150 million in unemployment since the start of the pandemic, according to the Missouri Department of Labor Director. An estimated 75 to 80 percent of the overpaid benefits came from federal funds, which Missourians would be able to keep as long as they did not commit fraud.
Representative Tony Lovasco was one of two republican members on the committee who were concerned about the bill's lack of definition of fraud in the bill’s context.

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Missourians Might Keep Overpaid Unemployment Benefits

A bill passed by the Special Committee on Government Oversight on Wednesday would allow Missourians to keep a portion of overpaid unemployment benefits.

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