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April 15

Your favorite fast-food app is playing mind games and charging you for the privilege

Your $8 fast-food order may balloon to $22 thanks to fee stacking, including delivery fees, service fees and the sneaky new small order fee penalty.

April 15

Where you live could shape your risk of cancer mortality, study suggests

New research reveals a widening gap in cancer mortality improvement between high-income urban areas and low-income rural U.S. counties.

April 15

Tax Day: IRS deadline pressure rises for filers who waited too long

CPA Dan Geltrude breaks down what happens if you miss the deadline, how to file an extension and the penalties that can pile up fast.

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TPUSA reporter attacked at ICE protest warns a dark new line has been crossed in America’s political wars

Reporter Savanah Hernandez says she was attacked multiple times at a Minneapolis anti-ICE protest and is pushing for full charges against suspects.

April 15

'Concerning': Ex-Biden official under fire as pay-to-play allegations emerge in top gubernatorial race

Keisha Lance Bottoms' Georgia gubernatorial campaign is reigniting debate over ethics issues from her previous years in city government in Atlanta, including alleged pay-to-play.

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Disgruntled worker invokes Luigi Mangione in $500M warehouse inferno he filmed in anti-capitalist rage: feds

Accused arsonist Chamel Abdulkarim smirked in court pleading not guilty to charges tied to a $500 million Inland Empire warehouse fire he allegedly set.

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Blanche torches Trump foe Boasberg after appeals court blocks judge again in deportation fight

Acting AG Todd Blanche accuses Judge Boasberg of targeting DOJ attorneys after an appeals court again rebuked his contempt probe in a deportation case.

April 15

Republican seeks blue-state breakthrough, distances from Trump while taking aim at 'socialist'

Joe Hathaway and Analilia Mejia clash over ideology, Israel and Trump in Thursday's NJ-11 special election to fill Gov. Mikie Sherrill's House seat.

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Crime is falling, officials say — victims claim reporting isn’t worth it

City leaders tout falling property crime rates, but federal survey data shows most victims never report to police, raising questions about the narrative.

April 15

SEN BERNIE SANDERS: Artificial intelligence is coming for the working class. We must fight back

Legislation sponsored by Sen. Bernie Sanders calls for a federal moratorium on new AI data centers until safeguards protect workers from mass job losses driven by Big Tech oligarchs.