The U.S. Senate took a 64-34 cloture vote to end debate on the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, and exceeded the 60 votes necessary to set it up for a final vote and likely passage at 1:45 pm today.
Guaranteed Stimulus Checks To Transgender: Checks Starting to Go Out This Month
Published by ValueWalk Guaranteed income plans have gained prominence since the COVID-19 pandemic. Several states and local governments have come up with similar programs targeting specific groups over the past couple of years. Last year, the …Read More »
Soccer-Three arrested for alleged homophobic chanting at Liverpool-Chelsea game
Published by Reuters UK (Reuters) – Three men were arrested following reports of alleged homophobic chanting at the goalless draw between Liverpool and Chelsea at Anfield, Merseyside Police said on Tuesday. The men, aged 23, 37 …Read More »
U.S. Senate panel probes competition after Taylor Swift ticketing fiasco
Published by Reuters By Diane Bartz and Moira Warburton WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee opened a hearing Tuesday on ticket industry competition issues after lawmakers raised concern about the disrupted sale of Taylor Swift …Read More »
Hundreds of UK cops faces been fired as part of clean-up for misconduct
Published by Wayarc Daily MET Police Chief Sir Mark Rowley last night admitted hundreds of officers from his own force should be “thrown out” for criminal and nefarious conduct. Sir Mark spoke of his “disgrace” after …Read More »