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Second Amazon Union Vote , in NYC Fails.
Last month, Amazon workers on
Staten Island voted to unionize, becoming the first to do so in the United States.
Last month, Amazon workers on
Staten Island voted to unionize, becoming the first to do so in the United States.
But on May 2, 'New York Post' reports that a second, smaller Staten Island Amazon facility voted against following in their footsteps. .
But on May 2, 'New York Post' reports that a second, smaller Staten Island Amazon facility voted against following in their footsteps. .
The vote count was reportedly 380 for
and 618 against unionization.
Still, the Amazon Labor Union has
vowed to continue its fight.
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez showed up to support union activists in April.
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez showed up to support union activists in April.
I say to Jeff Bezos, who owns a $500 million yacht â I say, âJeff, when youâre out on your yacht, I want you to think about the workers. âThey want housing that is affordable. They want to be able to put away a few bucks to send their kids to college, Sen. Bernie Sanders, via statement, as reported by 'New York Post'.
I say to Jeff Bezos, who owns a $500 million yacht â I say, âJeff, when youâre out on your yacht, I want you to think about the workers. âThey want housing that is affordable. They want to be able to put away a few bucks to send their kids to college, Sen. Bernie Sanders, via statement, as reported by 'New York Post'.
Meanwhile, Amazon has appealed the vote to unionize at the first Staten Island warehouse and contested another union vote in Bessemer, AL.
Meanwhile, Amazon has appealed the vote to unionize at the first Staten Island warehouse and contested another union vote in Bessemer, AL.
The National Labor Relations Board
is looking into both situations
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House Votes To Allow , Congressional Staffers To Unionize.
Fox News reports that on the evening of May 10,
the House of Representatives passed a bill that
gives congressional employees the right to unionize.
Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House, issued a statement after the "historic" bill was passed by a vote of 217-202.
Today, the House took historic action paving the way for Congressional staffers to choose to join together in a union. By empowering staffers to advocate for themselves and each other, we take an important step to ensure the House is best able to serve the American people, Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House, via statement.
The Democratic House is committed to honoring their service, while ensuring the Congress is well-positioned to compete for outstanding and diverse staff. Last week, I was proud to announce that the House will set its first-ever pay floor, establishing a minimum annual salary of $45,000, Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House, via statement.
These new steps build on the actions that
I have been proud to take as Speaker to strengthen and diversify our Capitol Hill workforce, including establishing the House Office of Diversity and Inclusion to help
open the doors to public service for underrepresented communities, Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House, via statement.
Rep. Andy Levin, who authored the resolution, also issued a statement.
After 26 years, the House has finally provided its workers the fundamental human right to form a union without fear of retaliation. , Rep. Andy Levin, resolution author, via statement.
As someone who has spent decades in the labor movement and devoted their life to protecting and enhancing workersâ rights, this moment stands out as a major highlight, Rep. Andy Levin, resolution author, via statement.
According to current White House
Press Secretary Jen Psaki, President Biden
is also in favor of the resolution.
According to current White House
Press Secretary Jen Psaki, President Biden
is also in favor of the resolution
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Ukraine Aid Funding Receives, Overwhelming Bipartisan Support, in US Senate.
Ukraine Aid Funding Receives, Overwhelming Bipartisan Support, in US Senate.
The Senate approved $40 billion in additional aid for Ukraine on May 19.
The vote was 86 to 11, a commanding show of bipartisanship in a deeply divided Senate.
President Joe Biden is expected to sign the bill into law immediately.
The total amount of U.S. aid supplied to the nation equates to $54 billion.
Ukraine has been battling an invasion of Russian forces since Feb. 24. .
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer stated that passage of the aid means that more "help is on the way.".
We Americans â all of us, Democrat and Republican â cannot afford to stick our heads in the sand while Vladimir Putin continues his vicious belligerence against the Ukrainian people, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, (D-NY),
via 'The New York Times'.
Senate Minority Leader
Mitch McConnell stated
that passage of the aid is
good for American interests.
Aid for Ukraine goes far beyond charity; the future of Americaâs security and core strategic interests will be shaped by the outcome of this fight, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, (R-KY),
via 'The New York Times'.
McConnell accompanied a delegation of Republican senators to Ukraine over the weekend.
The bill passed by the Senate provides significantly
more aid than what was asked for by President Biden.
Its focus is almost equally divided on both weapons and humanitarian aid.
The humanitarian aid includes funding to
assist the Ukrainian government.
as well as support for refugees in the form of training, housing and trauma services
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Elon Musk Says He
'Will Vote Republican,' , Can 'No Longer Support' Democrats.
Musk made the statements via Twitter on May 18.
In the past I voted Democrat, because they were (mostly) the kindness party. , Elon Musk, via Twitter.
But they have become the party of division & hate, so I can no longer support them and will
vote Republican, Elon Musk, via Twitter.
Now, watch their dirty tricks campaign against me unfold, Elon Musk, via Twitter.
Tesla stocks fell by nearly seven percent after the statements were published.
Musk's tweets come about a week after he stated he would reverse Twitter's ban of former President Donald Trump
if his deal to purchase the platform is finalized.
The billionaire has also criticized Twitter for being biased to the "far-left.".
The headquarters for the company is based in CA,
a state that is often considered a model for progressive politics in the U.S.
CA is also the largest market for Tesla cars.
Musk recently moved the
Tesla headquarters to TX, which is known for its conservative politics. .
Many Twitter users seemed to mock the news that Musk would vote Republican.
Poor Elon might only be the 2nd or 3rd richest man in the
world now, Twitter user.
Poor Elon. No liberals are going to buy his cars anymore, when there's so many nicer options, Twitter user.
The Tesla CEO's mother hit back at the tweets, referring to them as "nasty comments" and "troll or bot" accounts.
Musk's $44 billion deal to purchase Twitter has stalled in recent days
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Rand Paul Delays Senate Vote , on US Aid to Ukraine .
Rand Paul Delays Senate Vote , on US Aid to Ukraine .
CBS News reports Paul has stalled an additional $40 billion in U.S. aid for Ukraine to assist in the fight against Russian invaders.
The Republican KY senator was the lone holdout in the Senate vote to approve the aid, which requires unanimous consensus.
No matter how sympathetic the cause, my oath of office is to the national security of the United States of America, Sen. Rand Paul, (R-KY), via CBS News.
We cannot save Ukraine by dooming the U.S. economy, Sen. Rand Paul, (R-KY), via CBS News.
Though Paul is calling for an
inspector general to analyze the spending, passage of the bill is expected.
Senate leaders on both sides of the aisle criticized Paul's move.
It's clear from the junior senator from Kentucky's remarks, he doesn't want to aid Ukraine, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, (D-NY), via CBS News.
All he will accomplish with his actions here today is to delay that aid, not to stop it, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, (D-NY), via CBS News.
They're only asking for the resources they need to defend themselves against this deranged invasion. And they need this help right now, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, (R-KY), via CBS News.
It bears directly on America's national security and vital interests that Russia's naked aggression not succeed and carries significant costs, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, (R-KY), via CBS News.
Former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki stated in an interview that oversight of the bill "is critical" and is already included in its language.
That's why the package already includes millions of dollars
to support additional
oversight measures, Jen Psaki, Former White House Press Secretary, via CBS News.
... including additional funding for existing inspectors general and we encourage all senators to promptly pass the bill as it stands, we feel what's in
there [is] sufficient, Jen Psaki, Former White House Press Secretary, via CBS News
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Trump-Backed
Candidate JD Vance , Wins Ohio GOP Senate Primary.
Trump-Backed
Candidate JD Vance , Wins Ohio GOP Senate Primary.
The author of 'Hillbilly Elegy' won the
OH GOP Senate Primary on May 3.
The author of 'Hillbilly Elegy' won the
OH GOP Senate Primary on May 3.
Vance trailed in the polls for much of the race.
It was not until former President
Donald Trump endorsed the candidate
that he began to take the lead.
It was not until former President
Donald Trump endorsed the candidate
that he began to take the lead.
[Trump's endorsement] propelled [Vance] into a commanding first place finish, Trump Spokesperson, via AP .
Vance was once an outspoken critic of Trump, but stated he was wrong after receiving Trump's endorsement.
The OH primary is widely seen as an
indicator of the scale of Trump's influence
on the Republican party.
Now this campaign, I really think, was a referendum on what kind of a Republican Party we want, and what kind of a country we want, J.D. Vance, OH GOP Senate Primary Winner, via AP .
The primary was marked by extremes, with the GOP candidates coming close to physical attacks during the debate.
The primary was marked by extremes, with the GOP candidates coming close to physical attacks during the debate.
Vance will face Rep. Tim Ryan, (D-OH),
in the general election, in which the
GOP candidate is favored. .
Vance will face Rep. Tim Ryan, (D-OH),
in the general election, in which the
GOP candidate is favored. .
I am absolutely in my bones certain that we can do this if we come together, and itâs not about finding our differences. Itâs not about hate, Tim Ryan, Democratic U.S. Senate Candidate OH, via AP .
OH Democratic strategists acknowledge that their chances of winning the election are slim, but say the possibility remains.
By all rights, history tells us that the Democrats are going to lose control of the House, Dale Butland, OH Democratic Strategist, via AP .
By all rights, we should lose control of the Senate, too. , Dale Butland, OH Democratic Strategist, via AP .
However, the only thing that could save us is if the Republicans nominate a bunch
of far-right crazies that are unacceptable in a
general election, Dale Butland, OH Democratic Strategist, via AP
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$5 Gas Could Become More Common , as Prices Hit Another Record.
According to AAA, on May 17, the national average for regular gas was $4.48 a gallon.
CNN reports that's a 40-cent increase
over the course of a month.
Gas prices are 27% higher than the
day before Russia attacked Ukraine.
Everything is pointing toward even higher prices. We are well on our way toward $5. , Andy Lipow, president of Lipow Oil Associates, via CNN.
AAA reports that the average cost of gas in
four states is already above $5 a gallon.
Those states are California, Washington, Nevada and Hawaii with Oregon not far behind.
Still, the U.S. Energy Information Administration says that after adjusting for inflation, gas prices are not yet at record highs.
That record was set in 2008 when gas averaged $5.38 a gallon after adjusting for inflation.
As inflation, shipping issues and COVID continue to be a problem worldwide, supply simply can't keep up with demand.
No one can crank up the refinery because they donât have any spare capacity, Robert Yawger, vice president of energy futures at Mizuho Securities, via CNN
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Taiwanese President , Rebukes California Shooting.
NPR reports Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen condemned the recent shooting at a Taiwanese church in California.
As the shooter reportedly held
immense hatred for the island of
Taiwan, officials ponder whether
Chinese propaganda is to blame.
President Tsai Ing-wen's office released
a statement on May 17, condemning "any form of violence" and expressing condolences
for those who lost their lives.
According to NPR, the suspected shooter, David Chou, 68, is thought to have ties to China, which opposes the independence of Taiwan.
Chou will appear in California
state court on May 17.
Chou was born in Taiwan in 1953 and is a current U.S. citizen. He has been detained on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.
Authorities say Chou's hatred for Taiwan, displayed in hand-written notes found
during investigations.
could stem from when he lived on the
island and encountered mistreatment.
Law officials say Chou had hidden
firebombs before the church shooting,
which caused harm to a gathering of
elderly Taiwanese parishioners.
In the shooting, one man lost his life.
Five others were wounded
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Biden Invokes Defense Powers , to Address Baby Formula Shortage.
President Joe Biden invoked the
Defense Production Act on May 18.
âOperation Fly Formulaâ will make use of planes owned by the Defense Department to assist in the distribution of baby formula.
The planes will be deployed both
nationally and internationally.
I know parents all across the country are worried about finding enough infant formula to feed their babies â , President Joe Biden, via 'The New York Times'.
... as a parent and as a grandparent, I know just how stressful that is, President Joe Biden, via 'The New York Times'.
[I have directed my administration] to do everything possible to ensure thereâs enough safe baby formula.., President Joe Biden, via 'The New York Times'.
... and that itâs quickly reaching families that need it the most, President Joe Biden, via 'The New York Times'.
In this case, the Defense Production Act allows the president to order companies to prioritize the production and distribution of baby formula. .
The House of Representatives approved $28 million in emergency funds to address the shortage.
It also approved a bill that would ease restrictions on the types of formula that can be purchased through federal aid programs geared toward women and children.
I know what it means to not be able to stretch out milk for the entire month, Rep. Jahana Hayes, (CA-D),
via 'The New York Times'.
With everything going on right now, the last thing a family should have to worry about is feeding their children, Rep. Jahana Hayes, (CA-D),
via 'The New York Times'.
This is so basic. Everyone understands that weâre all on high alert here, and this is an incredible emergency, Sen. Debbie Stabenow, (MI-D),
via 'The New York Times'.
While the emergency funds did not receive overwhelming bipartisan support, the bill to ease baby formula purchasing restrictions did.
The emergency funds would allow the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to increase its ability to oversee companies that produce baby formula.
Both measures are expected to pass in the Senate
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Jan 6
Panel Subpoenas , House Minority
Leader McCarthy, , 4 Other GOP Reps.
The five subpoenaed Representatives had all declined a voluntary meeting with the
House special committee. .
In addition to
House Minority Leader
Kevin McCarthy.
the Jan. 6 panel also subpoenaed
PA Rep. Scott Perry.
OH Rep. Jim Jordan.
AZ Rep. Andy Biggs ...
... and AL Rep. Mo Brooks.
It is rare for a House committee to issue subpoenas against its own members.
The Special House Committee will hold
public hearings in June pertaining to the
U.S. Capitol riots that occurred on Jan. 6.
In a statement confirming
the subpoenas, democratic
MS Rep. Bennie Thompson
explained the panel's decision.
The select committee has learned that several of our colleagues have information relevant to our investigation into the attack on Jan. 6 and the events leading
up to it. , Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS),
via 'The New York Times'.
Before we hold our hearings next month, we wished to provide members the opportunity to discuss these matters with the committee voluntarily. , Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS),
via 'The New York Times'.
Regrettably, the individuals receiving subpoenas today have refused and weâre forced to take this step to help ensure the committee uncovers facts concerning Jan. 6, Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS),
via 'The New York Times'.
The subpoenas come after weeks of research and internal debate among committee members as to whether the action was necessary.
Minority Leader McCarthy is said to have consulted with counsel as to how to fight the subpoena.
The panel reportedly wishes to question McCarthy about his post-Jan. 6 conversations concerning former President Donald Trump
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Alabama House Passes, Legislation Making Gender-Affirming , Medical Care for Minors a Felony.
Alabama House Passes, Legislation Making Gender-Affirming , Medical Care for Minors a Felony.
Reuters reports that transgender rights have emerged as a major issue in the buildup to November mid-term congressional elections.
Of the hundreds of bills that have been introduced by lawmakers across state legislatures, a large number of them have related to trans youth. .
Of the hundreds of bills that have been introduced by lawmakers across state legislatures, a large number of them have related to trans youth. .
On April 7, lawmakers in the Alabama House
passed a bill to make gender-affirming healthcare
for transgender youth a felony.
Reuters reports that the bill
was passed 66-28 by Alabama's
House of Representatives. .
Medical providers found in violation of the new law, which still needs to be approved by Republican Governor Kay Ivey, could face 10 years in prison.
Reuters reports that Democrats
in the Alabama House argued that the bill
contradicts Republican principles.
This is not small government;
this is not a conservative bill, Neil Rafferty, Democratic Representative
from Alabama, via Reuters.
Republican Representative Wes Allen compared
the new legislation to laws that prevent minors
from getting tattoos or buying cigarettes. .
Republican Representative Wes Allen compared
the new legislation to laws that prevent minors
from getting tattoos or buying cigarettes. .
We make decisions in this body
all the time that are to protect children
from making decisions that could
permanently harm them, Wes Allen, Republican Representative
from Alabama, via Reuters.
Alabama's governor has not said
whether she would sign the bill. .
The American Civil Liberties Union
has said that it would legally challenge
the bill if the governor signed it into law
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Nancy Pelosi Tests , Positive for COVID-19, , Not Showing Symptoms.
CNBC reports Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has officially tested positive for COVID-19.
After testing negative this week, Speaker Pelosi received a positive test result for COVID-19 and is currently asymptomatic. , Drew Hammill, deputy chief of staff, via Twitter.
Pelosi's diagnosis comes as several other high-level government officials tested positive for COVID after attending Washington's Gridiron Club and Foundation Dinner on April 2.
According to CNBC, Pelosi wasn't in attendance,
but more than a dozen of D.C.'s elite who
were there have tested positive.
According to CNBC, Pelosi wasn't in attendance,
but more than a dozen of D.C.'s elite who
were there have tested positive.
Pelosi's positive test comes merely a day
after she stood next to President Joe Biden
at a bill signing at the White House.
At 82 years old, Pelosi is second in the
order of presidential succession after
Vice President Kamala Harris.
At 82 years old, Pelosi is second in the
order of presidential succession after
Vice President Kamala Harris.
The Speaker is fully vaccinated and boosted... , Drew Hammill, deputy chief of staff, via Twitter.
... and is thankful for
the robust protection the vaccine has provided. , Drew Hammill, deputy chief of staff, via Twitter.
The Speaker will quarantine consistent with CDC guidance... , Drew Hammill, deputy chief of staff, via Twitter.
... and encourages everyone
to get vaccinated, boosted
and test regularly. , Drew Hammill, deputy chief of staff, via Twitter.
... and encourages everyone
to get vaccinated, boosted
and test regularly. , Drew Hammill, deputy chief of staff, via Twitter
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Top Imports, and Exports, in the United States.
'Forbes' recently highlighted a number
of infographics released by OnDeck showing
each state's most common import and export. .
Petroleum is the top import for 12 states,
including Montana, Minnesota and Colorado.
New York imports $21.9 billion worth
of precious metals every year, making
it the most valuable import of any state.
New York imports $21.9 billion worth
of precious metals every year, making
it the most valuable import of any state.
Aircraft are the most common export,
topping the list of 14 states that include
Arizona, Georgia and Oklahoma. .
Texas has the most valuable
export with $43.5 billion
of finished petroleum products. .
'Forbes' points out that the top import
in Texas is also petroleum as the state
has a huge capacity for refining. .
Overall, petroleum is the number
one import in the United States,
taking up 24% of all imports.
Vehicles and medicine are the second
and third highest import with each taking up
12% of the total number of imports. .
Vehicles and medicine are the second
and third highest import with each taking up
12% of the total number of imports. .
Aircraft overwhelmingly take the
top slot for exports with a massive
28% share of the total number.
Again, vehicles and medicine
come in second and third, each
with an 8% share of total exports. .
Again, vehicles and medicine
come in second and third, each
with an 8% share of total exports. .
South Dakota's top import is "cow meat,"
as the state exports beef cattle which are
processed and then sent back into the state. .
Meanwhile, Nebraska processes
much of that meat from South Dakota
and its number one export is "cow meat."
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Republican-Led States Move , To Sue Biden Administration for, Lifting Border Policy Title 42 .
'Fox News' reports that on April 4,
three Republican-led states
announced their lawsuit ...
... recently filed against the Biden Administration for halting Title 42.
... recently filed against the Biden Administration for halting Title 42.
Title 42 is a public health order put in place during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
It has since been used to expel migrants
at the southern border between
the United States and Mexico.
According to 'Fox News' the lawsuit has
been filed by the attorneys general of Missouri, Arizona and Louisiana.
This suit challenges an imminent, man-made, self-inflicted calamity: , Statement from the attorneys general of
Arizona, Lousiana and Missouri, via 'Fox News'.
the abrupt elimination of the only safety valve preventing this administrationâs disastrous border policies from devolving into an unmitigated catastrophe. , Statement from the attorneys general of
Arizona, Lousiana and Missouri, via 'Fox News'.
the abrupt elimination of the only safety valve preventing this administrationâs disastrous border policies from devolving into an unmitigated catastrophe. , Statement from the attorneys general of
Arizona, Lousiana and Missouri, via 'Fox News'.
We want to stop the Biden administration from rescinding Title 42 because it may be one
of the most boneheaded decisions of this administration... , Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich, via 'Fox & Friends'.
I'm doing everything I can to
hold the Biden administration accountable and stop them from destroying our southern border. , Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich, via 'Fox & Friends'.
I'm doing everything I can to
hold the Biden administration accountable and stop them from destroying our southern border. , Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich, via 'Fox & Friends'.
Despite fears of a massive wave of immigrants into the United States
due to Title 42's cancellation.
the Biden administration announced that
it will be ending the policy on May 23.
the Biden administration announced that
it will be ending the policy on May 23
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Rihanna and A$AP Rocky, Welcome Baby Boy.
'TMZ' reports that Rihanna
and A$AP Rocky have
officially become parents.
Sources with direct knowledge
say the couple's baby boy
was born on May 13 in Los Angeles.
Sources with direct knowledge
say the couple's baby boy
was born on May 13 in Los Angeles.
According to 'TMZ,' the couple
have yet to reveal the name
of their first child together.
According to 'TMZ,' the couple
have yet to reveal the name
of their first child together.
The couple's last appearance together was reportedly on May 9 in Los Angeles.
The couple's last appearance together was reportedly on May 9 in Los Angeles.
They celebrated Mother's Day weekend
with dinner at Giorgio Baldi.
Back in January,
the couple announced
that they were expecting.
The big reveal came via
a New York City photo shoot.
The news was met
with a wave of excitement
from the couple's fans.
'TMZ' reports that
the pregnancy also
came with some drama.
Last month, A$AP was arrested
in a surprise bust as the couple's
private plane landed at LAX.
According to law enforcement officials, the bust was
in connection with an incident where Rocky was
accused of firing shots at and injuring an acquaintance
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President Biden Urges , Major Cities to Take Action , as Violent Crimes Continue to Rise.
President Biden Urges , Major Cities to Take Action , as Violent Crimes Continue to Rise.
Fox News reports that violent crimes
have risen in major cities across
the United States in 2022.
The increase follows a spike
in murders that began in 2020
and carried over into 2021.
FBI data shows that murders
increased by almost 30% in 2020.
In January, the Council on Criminal
Justice released data showing another
5% increase in murders in 2021. .
Crime data from major cities including Chicago,
Los Angeles and New York City found that violent crime was up between 5% and 40% compared to the same time in 2021.
Crime data from major cities including Chicago,
Los Angeles and New York City found that violent crime was up between 5% and 40% compared to the same time in 2021.
Violent crimes include rape,
sexual assault, robbery,
assault and murder. .
Violent crimes in New York City
shot up an alarming 40.6%
compared to 2021.
Chicago has recorded 17,597 violent
crimes since the beginning of 2022,
a 35% increase from the same time in 2021.
On May 13, President Joe Biden called on
local leaders to utilize funds from the American
Rescue Plan to bolster police departments.
On May 13, President Joe Biden called on
local leaders to utilize funds from the American
Rescue Plan to bolster police departments.
Use these funds we made available
to you to prioritize public safety.
Do it quickly, before the summer,
when crime rates typically surge, Joe Biden, President of the United States, via Fox News.
Taking action today is going to save
lives tomorrow. So, use the money.
Hire the police officers. Build up your
emergency response systems.
Invest in proven solutions, Joe Biden, President of the United States, via Fox
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The Most Powerful People in Media spoke with The Hollywood Reporter on the red carpet of New York Power 2022 to describe New York City in just three words.
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