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NEW YORK CITY — Manhattan prosecutors again accused Daniel Penny of failing to recognize the “humanity” of Jordan Neely during their closing arguments Monday, weeks after being accused of unfairly hinting at racial undertones in a case that does not involve hate crime charges. “He didn’t recognize that Jordan Neely was a person,” Manhattan prosecutor …
by xmorphicx I received the targeted offer so I thought I’d share some of the details here. Looks like it works like this: Promo runs from November 6th through April 30th (6 months). Per the fine print, it boosts your cash back received within certain tiers of total spend starting at 2% and maxing out …
Eric Holder, former U.S. Attorney General under the Obama administration and current Chairman of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, spoke in support of Shomari Figures at Mobile’s Big Zion AME Church on Monday evening. Holder’s visit comes just a few short days before residents of Alabama’s newly-redrawn 2nd Congressional District head to the voting booth …
by TonyLiberty The White House is giving $45 Billion to developers to convert empty office buildings into affordable housing. The program will provide low-cost loans, tax incentives, and technical assistance to developers who are willing to undertake these conversions. By increasing the supply of affordable housing, the program could help to bring down housing costs …
Searches for "Can't pay credit card" hitting all time highs pic.twitter.com/s7hkSebIq2 — Darth Powell (@VladTheInflator) October 15, 2023 Credit card spending is finally starting to collapse… pic.twitter.com/XaMDwzyEIc — Bravos Research (@bravosresearch) October 16, 2023 Parallels of 2018 keep flashing red. Back then US retail spending collapsed in November and December causing a #recession scare. Chart …
by Chris Black These people tell you they’re creating a utopia of mutilated kids, endless war, and blacks going buckwild. Meanwhile in the real world: RT: Credit card balances in the US rose by $45 billion in the second quarter, surpassing $1 trillion for the first time ever, the New York Federal Reserve Bank reported …
BREAKING: Median asking rent for a US home rises 1.4% in May to $1,995/month. Meanwhile, the average new car payment is now $800/month. On top of this, the average American is paying $430/month in credit card debt. This means the average person is now paying $3,225/month for… — The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) June 12, 2023 …
Everyone's talking about how the U.S just hit $1 trillion in total credit card debt But what's more concerning: That number has increased by +$250 billion in just 2 years This doesn't end well pic.twitter.com/LK7oUrne2D — Genevieve Roch-Decter, CFA (@GRDecter) May 31, 2023 U.S. Consumer Debt Piles up to $17 Trillion More, more, more. According …