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Read the full articles of impeachment document here
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee revealed two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump Tuesday, setting in motion a historic chain of events in our nation's history.
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This is why you should never plug space heaters into power strips
Everyone needs to be aware of this huge risk.
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TurboTax launched a free online portal to help people who don't file taxes get their stimulus check faster
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On Saturday, TurboTax debuted an online portal where low-income Americans who don't file a tax return can send their information to the IRS to get their stimulus payment as soon as possible.
Non-filers can provide their direct-deposit details or mailing address and choose how they want to receive their stimulus check.
The IRS is expected to begin sending direct-deposit payments to many Americans as early as April 9.
Paper checks will be mailed...
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Financial Services: 6 Key Attributes to Attract Gen Z
Now the largest generation worldwide, Gen Z accounts for nearly 68 million people in the US alone. As Gen Zers age, financial services providers will be increasingly pressed to shift focus to the burgeoning demographic.
As digital natives, Gen Zers are more receptive to influence from friends and family than traditional advertising. For marketers, strategists, and developers, understanding Gen Z's unique needs — and creating and marketing products accordingly — will be critical to reaping their...
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OPEC and its allies will likely postpone emergency meeting to April 8 or 9, sources say
OPEC and its allies will not hold their emergency virtual meeting on Monday and will likely postpone it until April 8 or 9 to allow more time for negotiations, two OPEC sources said on Saturday.
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Los Angeles files charges against four shops for violating "safer at home" order
In addition to these four shops, the city attorney's office says it's considering prosecuting 30 other businesses accused of operating against city orders.
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Famed chef José Andrés promises doctors and nurses will eat free at his restaurants for a year
"When I reopen my restaurants, I hope I will, every active Doctor and Nurse will eat for free for the rest of the year," celebrity chef José Andrés said on Twitter late Thursday night.
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Customers fume as Wells Fargo, Bank of America struggle with stimulus loan rollout
Friday was the first day the small business loans as promised in the coronavirus stimulus package were due to be distributed, but it didn't go well.
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News stories on Duterte’s ‘shoot them’ remark trends in COVID-stricken West states
As countries worry about how their governments will save their economies, news reports of some news outlets in four countries on the Philippine president’s latest quarantine "policy" trended in these countries.
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Trump fires Inspector General of intelligence community who handled whistleblower complaint that led to impeachment
"It is vital that I have the fullest confidence in the appointees serving as Inspectors General," Trump wrote Friday. "That is no longer the case with regard to this Inspector General."
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Pink is donating $1 million to fight pandemic after she had the coronavirus
The superstar singer said she showed symptoms even as she sheltered in place and then tested positive.
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Reports: Multiple Kentucky residents with COVID-19 refused to stay home, ordered to wear ankle bracelets
Kentucky residents who tested positive or who were exposed to the coronavirus and failed to avoid others are being ordered to wear ankle bracelets.