@AldiUSA Penn & Lowry. I don't see why you don't purchase one of the two County lots and build a store with two floors. 3 if you like and you could even have super specialty items on the 3rd. I know some over here can afford or save money to buy some of the things you think we cannot.
Well, I guess you just can't jump in anywhere from somewhere else and make it better. Hopefully, he leaves without paid extensions of any sort. #Hittheroadjack
5 EYEWITNESS NEWS has confirmed through sources with direct knowledge that Minneapolis Community Safety Commissioner Dr. Cedric Alexander plans to leave the position in the fall. https://t.co/T84l0Q4iH7
As someone who worked in trans advocacy at the time I want to be incredibly clear that Trump told homeless shelters to reject trans people, told federal prisons to ignore the risks of incarcerated trans people being raped, and let trans asylum seekers die in ICE detention.
• Indicted on criminal charges.
• Ordered to pay $5 million for sexual abuse/defamation.
• Ordered to pay a $25 million fraud settlement.
• Facing possible charges from Georgia and the DOJ.
• Impeached twice.
• And he’s the Republicans’ leading candidate for President.
YES! Paid leave for all -- INCLUDING EDUCATORS -- passes the Senate. The bill now heads to conference committee. This is a huge win for teachers and hourly school workers! #mnleg#paidleavemn
YES! Paid leave for all -- INCLUDING EDUCATORS -- passes the Senate. The bill now heads to conference committee. This is a huge win for teachers and hourly school workers! #mnleg#paidleavemn
By a 68-64 vote, #mnhouse passes HF2, as amended, which would provide workers with up to 12 weeks of paid family leave and up to an additional 12 weeks of paid medical leave per year. The bill now goes to the Senate.
#mnleg
And some of you are upset that we're out in the streets and that we question certain "deaths."
Become a reporter to defend black people in Oklahoma if you're so certain we "overreact. "
On secretly recorded audio first reported by the McCurtain Gazette-News, GOP McCurtain County, Okla. officials — including the sheriff — talk about hiring hitmen to assassinate local journalists and complain that Black people now have the right to not be lynched.