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Former Kansas City Chiefs WR Kadarius Toney has officially put to rest rumors that he’s hanging up his cleats from the NFL. Rumors had started circulating months ago as he shifted his attention more towards his emerging music career, but Toney went on social media to clarify. No Retirement, Just RhymesToney recently shared an Instagram story making one thing very clear: he’s not retiring. “I ain’t retiring,” he said matter-of-factly.
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tnj.com | Kenneth John |Mary Brown
Late 2024 saw a severe E. coli outbreak quietly strike individuals in 15 states across the U.S. Tied to romaine lettuce, the bacteria infected a minimum of 89 individuals and caused one fatality. Ironically, consumers were never warned. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) decided not to warn consumers, stating there was no longer any threat. Illness and Impact Across StatesThe epidemic had a broad impact, with individuals in 15 states getting ill.
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Elon Musk, who heads the Department of Government Efficiency, is moving forward with his mission of trimming down the US government. It is doing so with the help of an effective campaign that led to budget cuts for various government agencies and caused grievances along its way. The department announced that it will soon distribute stimulus checks worth $5,000 after saving around $2 trillion. As exciting as it may sound, the proposal does not seem like it will materialize shortly.
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Chinese online shopping giants Temu and Shein are preparing for dramatic shifts in their U.S. business models. Beginning April 25, all imported packages, no matter what they’re worth, will be subject to new U.S. tariffs. That ends the “de minimis” exemption, which once let products valued at less than $800 in duty-free.
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Reddit Inc. (NYSE: RDDT) officially picks up coverage from Oppenheimer who rates the stock as an ‘Outperform’ and sets a price target of $125. At a time when Reddit stock has crashed 49 percent of the ways it has since Feb. 19, the bullish stance on the stock is notable. While Reddit’s decline is steep compared to the NASDAQ’s 16% fall around the same time, analysts at Oppenheimer see opportunity among the volatility.
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tnj.com | Mary Brown |Kenneth John
US Federal Chair Jerome Powell conducted a press conference this Wednesday following the Monetary Policy meeting. Powell expressed his concerns regarding the possible impact of Trump’s tariffs and the uncertainty surrounding the markets. He also mentioned how the Federal Reserve may find itself in a dilemma, whether to control inflation or support economic growth. If you are someone who wants to know more about what the US Federal Chair Jerome Powell said about the tariffs, this article is for you.
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tnj.com | Mary Brown |Kenneth John
As per the earlier reports, JCPenney was going to close a total of 8 locations around the country for multiple reasons. However, according to the latest announcements from the company, only one JCPenney store will keep operating through at least August. If you are someone who wants to know more about the JCPenney store closures, this article is for you. It brings you everything you need to know about the JCPenney that is going to close in May.
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tnj.com | Kenneth John |Mary Brown
Recent online chatter has caused confusion among customers as to whether the Social Security Administration (SSA) is entirely shifting its communications to the social media platform X, also known as Twitter. The SSA regional commissioner, Linda Kerr-Davi, also wrote a Wired article that the agency would then stop issuing press releases and official letters and talk to media only by X. However, the SSA itself soon debunked this claim.
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The Trump administration has officially rejected the request of a federal judge to make the acting SSA commissioner, Leland Dudek, appear in court. The federal judge is hearing on whether or not the court should issue an injunction stopping the agency from DOGE access to the personally identifiable information of the people of America. The refusal came as the agency added another 6000 people in the death master file, cancelling their social security number, and forcing them to self-deport.
