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'Not Every Wage Is Designed to Be a Livable Wage,' Says State Lawmaker —People Call It A Slap In The Face, 'I'm Comfortable…I Don't Care About You'

When Pennsylvania lawmakers debated raising the state's minimum wage from $7.25 to $15 an hour this summer, one comment drew more heat than the proposal itself. Republican House Minority Leader Jesse Topper stood on the chamber floor and said, "Here me clearly on this. Not every wage is designed to…

Benzinga

Deadpool confirmed to join Avengers: Doomsday

Time to make the chimichangas, Doom.

Total Film

Senior Advocacy Group Pushes $1,400 'Catch-Up' Payment For Social Security Beneficiaries Amid Inflation

Inflation has been tough on many Americans, especially seniors relying on Social Security. The Senior Citizens League — a nonpartisan group focused on senior issues — is now pushing for a "one-time catch-up payment" of $1,400 to help Social Security beneficiaries keep up with rising costs.

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Scottish pupil named a Time magazine girl of the year for solar-powered blanket design

Rebecca Young, 13, named one of 10 girls of the year for her invention intended to help rough sleepers in winter

The Guardian - UK

Scots schoolgirl named on Time’s first Girls of the Year list for solar panel blanket

A Scottish schoolgirl has been named on the first-ever Time magazine Girls of the Year list for designing a solar-powered blanket to help the…

The National (Scotland)

Scot, 12, named on Time’s first Girls of the Year list after homelessness design

Rebecca Young, from Glasgow, designed a solar-powered backpack with an electric blanket inside to help homeless people.

Evening Standard

TIME Magazine honours 10 young girls in first ever 'Girls of the Year' list

The US-based publication honours “10 extraordinary young leaders” between the ages of 12 and 17 from various fields including music, science and sports.

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US alcohol consumption hits near-100 year low as fears over heath implications rise

Beer is still the most preferred drink among Americans, but nearly every demographic in the country is drinking less

The Independent UK

Man Says He Was Fired for Being One Minute Late — 'You Can Be the Hardest Worker And They'll Still Replace You Like You're Yesterday's Garbage'

Most workers have been late at least once — maybe traffic hit, maybe the elevator stalled, maybe the coffee line was too long. But one poster on the Adulting subreddit says they were fired over being one minute late. Three times.

Benzinga

With $75 Billion Boost, ICE Launches Aggressive Recruitment Campaign

ICE is offering a near $90,000 salary, a $50,000 signing bonus, and loan forgiveness to grow its ranks by 10,000 officers.

Reason

Jamie Lee Curtis Defends Freakier Friday Amid Negative Reviews

Following some harsh reviews, Jamie Lee Curtis is defending Freakier Friday, sharing why she believes it still delivers for fans.

International Business Times UK

Yes, Jamie Lee Curtis Called Out A Bad Freakier Friday Review That Says The Movie Is ‘Cashing In’ And Highlights ‘Humiliating Scenarios’

The Oscar winning actress has no time for Freakier Friday slander.

Cinemablend

Jamie Lee Curtis reacts to negative Freakier Friday reviews

The Oscar-winning star took to social media to defend the new sequel

The Independent UK

Is Unforgivable based on a true story? Real inspiration behind the BBC drama Jimmy McGovern felt 'compelled' to write

Featuring an all-star cast and drawing on challenging but important issues of our time, viewers have been wondering if Unforgivable was inspired by real events

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‘Incredible, Amazing’—Erling Haaland Teases Future MLS Transfer

Erling Haaland discussed what has surprised him about the U.S. after spending time in America during the Club World Cup.

The Guardian - US

The LA Times’s owner wants to take the struggling paper public. Will it work?

In recent years, the newspapers that have fared the best have been those with committed local ownership

The Independent UK

Trump is making plans to avoid an RBG situation on the Supreme Court, his next picks could be even more right-wing

President appointed three of the nine judges on the Supreme Court during his first term

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Psychological Clues Hidden In Dreams About People

Psychological Clues Hidden In Dreams About People. What does it mean when you dream of someone? Dream analysts reveal possible meanings behind common dreams.

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Scottish firm named among the world's '500 most sustainable' companies

A Scottish firm has been named among the world's most sustainable companies by TIME magazine.

Marie Claire

Everything We Know About 'The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo' Netflix Movie Adaptation

Fans have a lot of thoughts about who should play the titular character and Celia St. James.

Sports Illustrated

Two Massive Sports Snubs on the List of 100 Best Podcasts

It’s hard to believe ‘Time Magazine’ omitted what is easily one of the best sports podcasts of all time.

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Candace Owens just doubled down on Brigitte Macron being a man — and there’s one thing she wants in discovery

Candace Owens is accused of launching a “campaign of global humiliation.”

Benzinga

Mark Cuban Didn't Just Get Rich — He Made His Employees Rich Too. In One Deal, 91% Became Millionaires Because 'It's the Right Thing To Do'

If you've ever dreamed of working for someone who actually shares the win, Mark Cuban says that's exactly what he's done—many times over. And according to him, hundreds of his former employees became millionaires because of it.

Benzinga

FICO To Roll Out New Scores to Reflect Your "Buy Now, Pay Later" Habits, Impacting Millions of Americans' Credit

"Buy now, pay later"users may hurt their credit if they don't pay back those loans on time. Credit score overseer Fair Isaac (NASDAQ:FICO) announced new scoring models last month that will evaluate BNPL usage when determining credit worthiness. The program, scheduled to roll out this fall may help some folks…

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No More Paper Checks From Social Security After Sept. 30 — Here's What You Need To Do Now

The Social Security Administration will stop sending paper checks to beneficiaries at the end of September. If you still receive your Social Security payments by mail, it's time to make a switch — and soon.

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