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House gives first-round approval to $45.6 billion budget plan after cutting $2.1 billion from spending proposed by Gov. Mike Parson.

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Over. we don't know if there will be a verdict today. her lawyers have said they expect to be over by early august. and then perhaps we can move to the next steps. we know for example that former new mexico governor bill richardson who has been instrumental in previously getting detained americans out of foreign countries including recently trevor reed who was detained in russia, he is expected to travel to moscow in the coming weeks to talk about the case of brittney griner and another american paul whelan who is also detained in russia. so we'll watch today to see what will happen. they will...

Anaheim Moves Forward with Hero Pay Ordinance The measure would provide such workers with a $3 per hour pay boost for 60 days. Councilmember Jose Moreno initiated the “hero pay” ordinance, also known as hazard pay, with support from councilmembers Jordan Brandman and Avelino Valencia. “We know there’s a tsunami of economic hardship coming their way,” Moreno said. “Many of them have had to defer their rents, have had to defer credit card bills, car payments, forbearance on mortgages … That’s why this is important to still consider—in a temporary and modest way—so that ...

Irvine Will Consider ‘Hero Pay’ for Grocery Store Workers  Irvine city council will consider boosting the pay of grocery store workers during the COVID-19 pandemic at a Feb. 9 meeting. If approved, the ordinance would increase employee pay by an extra $4 an hour at any large franchise company—not including managers, or supervisors—for 120 days. The ordinance would go into effect immediately. “I am very supportive of our grocery store workers who have been on the front line and who’ve been greatly exposed,” Irvine Councilmember Tammy Kim told The Epoch Times. “The groce...