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Apple adding 20K jobs with $500B investment in US
(NewsNation) — Apple announced plans to invest more than $500 billion domestically over the next four years and hire 20,000 additional workers. The company will build a 250,000 square-foot manufacturing plant in Houston, set to open in 2026 and will make servers that were previously manufactured outside of the U.S. that help power its artificial intelligence.
Starbucks removing over a dozen drinks from its menu next week
(KTLA) — Starbucks customers are about to see a much smaller menu. In January, Starbucks announced it would cut its menu by about 30% as part of a slew of changes rolled out since chairman and CEO Brian Niccol joined the company in September. On Monday, Starbucks revealed 13 drinks that will no longer be on the menu starting Tuesday, March 4. Close Thank you for signing up! Subscribe to more newsletters here.
The net worth of richest Congress members
(NewsNation) — United States elected officials represent Americans across all socioeconomic classes, despite some Congress members earning nearly triple the average American’s income. Members of the United States House of Representatives and Senate are held to the Ethics in Government Act, which requires some federally elected officials to file a disclosure statement annually.
Maine Gov., Trump spar over trans athletes
(NewsNation) — The war between Maine’s governor and President Donald Trump has intensified as they butt heads over transgender athletes. Democratic Gov. Janet Mills said her state will follow the law and allow trans athletes to compete in women’s sports, defying an executive order that bans their participation. The U.S. Department of Agriculture, which has given the state university $100 million in recent years, said the school is now under a compliance review, putting future funds in jeopardy.
New Uber feature may overcharge you. Here's how to turn it off
(NEXSTAR) – Heads up, Uber riders. Unless you disable it, a new setting in the app may end up costing you the next time you hail a ride overseas. The feature, called Preferred Currency Pricing, allows you to pay in your home currency while traveling abroad. What that means is an American traveling in Europe would see Uber prices listed in U.S. dollars, not in euros. In Mexico, you’d see the price in dollars, not pesos.
How possible USPS changes could affect your mail
CUYAHOGA COUNTY, Ohio (WJW) — For nearly 250 years, the U.S. Postal Service has been a fundamental part of American life, ensuring mail delivery to every household, regardless of location. But now, the institution may be facing one of its biggest threats yet: a potential shakeup that could redefine, or even dismantle, its role in the country.
Ramin Pourteymour: A Life Shaped by the Skies and Grounded in Purpose
Ramin Pourteymour has always had his eyes on the horizon. From his early days as a commercial airline pilot to his current work in real estate development, his career is a story of persistence, adaptability, and a desire to make a positive impact. With about 18,000 flight hours, a thriving real estate business, and a deep commitment to philanthropy, Ramin’s journey reflects a belief in lifelong learning and giving back.
Why pharmacies are closing — and what to do if yours shuts its doors - Profit Insider Hub
(The Conversation) — Neighborhood pharmacies are rapidly shuttering. Not long ago, Walgreens, one of the nation’s biggest pharmacy chains, announced plans to close 1,200 stores over the next three years. That’s part of a larger trend that has seen nearly 7,000 pharmacy locations close since 2019, with more expected in the coming years.
Maine legislative panel narrowly advances in-person, mobile sports betting bill
Maine lawmakers have narrowly advanced a bill that would legalize sports betting in the state. The proposal would permit tribes to operate mobile sports betting while also authorizing harness racing tracks, off-track betting facilities and the Oxford Casino to conduct retail operations. The bill was passed by the Judiciary Committee on an 8-6 vote on Wednesday, reports Central Maine. It is part of targeted tribal sovereignty reforms negotiated between Gov.
Maine gov: Portland should face audit over immigrant help - Roanoke Times: Wire
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine's Republican governor says the state's largest city should face an audit over his accusation that it uses state money to assist immigrants who are living there while seeking asylum. Gov. Paul LePage's comments Thursday on WGAN-AM marked the second time this week he's used a radio appearance to criticize Portland about immigration. LePage repeated a claim that Portland breaks the law by giving General Assistance to immigrants who have not attained residency.
Maine Gov., first lady, lay wreaths at Arlington - Richmond Times-Dispatch: Ap
The event began quietly in Maine more than two decades ago, when Worcester Wreath Company founders Morrill and Karen Worcester decided to bring surplus wreaths to the Virginia cemetery. The event was a quiet, unheralded affair until Internet stories in 2006 highlighted the project and stoked national interest. A convoy of 12 trucks carrying nearly 250,000 wreaths left Maine Dec.
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