Coronavirus crisis: Holiday bargains as airlines slash prices to fill empty cabins H2: Coronavirus crisis: Airlines slash prices to fill empty cabins Airlines are slashing prices on flights in a bid to attract holidaymakers during the coronavirus crisis. H3: Coronavirus crisis: How much are flights down? Some flights are now up to 90% cheaper than […]
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Alien Advocates Flipping the Script on Immigration Detainees and COVID-19 H2: Alien Advocates Are Calling for the Release of Immigration Detainees Immigration advocates are calling for the release of immigration detainees amid the COVID-19 pandemic. They argue that the detainees are at a higher risk of contracting the virus due to the close quarters in
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Coronavirus Lies and Immigration Video Hearings H2: Coronavirus Lies The coronavirus pandemic has been a time of great uncertainty and fear for many people around the world. In this time of crisis, it is more important than ever to have accurate information about the virus and how to protect ourselves and our loved ones. Unfortunately,
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Frequent Flier Gilbert Ott Is Giving Away Upgrades to Anyone That Recognizes Him at an Airport H2: Gilbert Ott is a self-proclaimed "frequent flyer" who has racked up millions of miles on his travels. He\’s been to over 100 countries and has written a book about his experiences. H3: Ott is known for his expertise
Illinois Pension Bailout Request: Reaction Roundup and Why It\’s a Nonstarter Illinois\’s governor, JB Pritzker, has requested a bailout from the federal government for the state\’s pension system. The request has been met with mixed reactions, with some supporting it and others calling it a nonstarter. Reaction to the Request The reaction to the request
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Immigration Reform News: March 23, 2020 – ¿Qué pasa en inmigración? The latest news on immigration reform in the United States is as follows: The House of Representatives passed a bill to provide a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. The bill, which passed by a vote of 237-187, would provide a path to citizenship
As COVID-19 Exposes the Defects of Globalism, America Must Rediscover National Self-Reliance H2: The Defects of Globalism The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the many defects of globalism. A globalized economy has made it easier for diseases to spread from one country to another, and it has also made it more difficult for countries to respond
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New Analysis Confirms the Social Security Trust Fund Is in Trouble [H2] The Social Security Trust Fund Is Running Out of Money The Social Security Trust Fund is a government-run program that provides retirement benefits to millions of Americans. The fund is financed by a payroll tax on workers, and it is designed to pay
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Californians Fighting Governor\’s Cash Handouts to Illegal Aliens H2: Californians File Lawsuit Against Governor Gavin Newsom A group of California taxpayers have filed a lawsuit against Governor Gavin Newsom, alleging that his plan to provide undocumented immigrants with driver\’s licenses violates the state constitution. The lawsuit, which was filed in Alameda County Superior Court, claims
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Bankruptcy or Bailout? McConnell and Pritzker Give Their Answers for Illinois Pensions Illinois\’ pension crisis is one of the worst in the country. The state\’s unfunded pension liability is over $130 billion, and its annual pension payments are set to grow by more than 50% over the next decade. The state has tried a number
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