Families of Surfside condo collapse victims agree to tentative settlement
The families of victims of the Surfside, Florida condominium collapse have agreed to a $55 million tentative settlement.
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School lunch waver extension not included on new congressional spending bill
The new congressional spending bill does not include an extension of school lunch wavers. The waivers, authorized at the beginning of the pandemic, let schools distribute free meals to all students without verifying their families’ income.
Gregory and Travis McMichael seeking acquittal on hate crime convictions
The father and son convicted of murdering Ahmaud Arbery want their hate crime convictions thrown out.
Better Business Bureau warns of charity scams for those donating to help Ukrainians
Millions of dollars in support are pouring in from all over the world to help Ukraine, with many resorting to Airbnb and crypto currency to send immediate help to Ukrainians. The conflict also creates an opportunity for scammers to take advantage of your generosity, and the Better Business Bureau is issuing a warning about charity scams.
Consumer News: Record number of job openings in the U.S., shopping for deals on cleaning supplies
Consumer News: Record number of job openings in the U.S., shopping for deals on cleaning supplies.
WHO data shows new global COVID-19 cases and deaths declining
The latest numbers from the World Health Organization show new global cases have declined by 5%, and deaths have dropped 8%.
Pfizer starting second and third phase testing for COVID-19 antiviral treatment for kids
A COVID-19 antiviral treatment for children could soon be on the way.
Vice President Harris heading to Poland
Officials say Harris’ message to Poland and Romania is the U.S. stands by its NATO allies and will continue to support the Ukrainian people.
Consumer News: More products shrinking in size in response to inflation, tips to save money while traveling
Consumer News: More products shrinking in size in response to inflation, tips to save money while traveling.
Officials worried Russia could retaliate against U.S. sanctions with cyberattacks
New York officials are warning against possible cyberattacks amid the ongoing crisis in Ukraine.
