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Kelly Services Seeks Customer Care Specialist for Remote Role in U.S.

Kelly Services Seeks Customer Care Specialist for Remote Role in U.S.

Kelly Services Seeks Customer Care Specialist for Remote Role in U.S.
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Price of gas, diesel fuel continue to soar

Price of gas, diesel fuel continue to soar

The price of crude oil continues to soar. Gas prices are high, again, and diesel fuel cost is causing truckers to sit some rigs.
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Firefighting helicopter crashes near Yosemite, killing both pilots

Firefighting helicopter crashes near Yosemite, killing both pilots

Officials say two helicopter pilots have been killed in a crash while battling a wildfire at Yosemite National Park in California
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Pepsi announces major shutdown as Coca-Cola plans $10B investment

Pepsi announces major shutdown as Coca-Cola plans $10B investment

Shoppers are the reason, and the cuts now reach well past the soda aisle.
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California Governor Newsom Enacts Statewide Ban on Sweepstakes Casinos with AB 831

California Governor Newsom Enacts Statewide Ban on Sweepstakes Casinos with AB 831

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed Assembly Bill 831 into law, effectively banning online sweepstakes casinos that utilize dual-currency systems allowing players to redeem prizes with real-world value. This legislation positions California as the latest state to take action against the sweepstakes casino industry. AB 831 prohibits the operation, promotion, and facilitation of online sweepstakes games that mimic traditional casino gambling or sports betting through a dual-currency model. These platforms typically offer one form of virtual currency for entertainment and another redeemable for cash prizes or gift cards. The law also extends legal consequences to businesses that knowingly support or facilitate sweepstakes casino activities. This move follows a growing trend across the U.S. where regulators and lawmakers are introducing legislation and enforcement actions to limit sweepstakes casino operations, which have often been criticized for exploiting regulatory gaps by presenting casino-style g...
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The Whistlestop Tour: Week 3 of Big Ten Football

The Whistlestop Tour: Week 3 of Big Ten Football

The start of conference play shakes things up a little.
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Paramount wins Warner Bros takeover after settling states, union lawsuits

Paramount wins Warner Bros takeover after settling states, union lawsuits

By Jody Godoy and Deborah Mary Sophia Sept 21 (Reuters) - Paramount Skydance emerged victorious on Monday from a legal battle over its $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery after settling with a California-led group of US states and a Hollywood writers union, paving the way for one of
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California Governor Newsom Signs Six Bills to Accelerate Electric Vehicle Adoption and Charging Infrastructure

California Governor Newsom Signs Six Bills to Accelerate Electric Vehicle Adoption and Charging Infrastructure

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed six bills on September 20 aimed at accelerating electric vehicle (EV) adoption and the deployment of charging infrastructure across the state. The legislative package addresses various barriers, including permitting delays for public chargers, access to charging at apartments and mixed-use developments, and consumer transparency regarding zero-emission trucks and EV batteries. These bills, SB 969, SB 1283, AB 1820, SB 1213, SB 1267, and SB 615, build upon California’s existing MyFirstEV rebate program. The state's total zero-emission vehicle sales share reached 19.1% of new vehicles in the second quarter of 2026. The Electric Vehicle Charging Association Chair, Matthew Chen, noted that California needs to build over 400 new chargers daily through 2030 to meet its clean transportation goals. California currently operates more than 216,445 public and shared charging plugs, including over 20,000 DC fast-charging ports.
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Popular mall retailer continues closing stores in 2026

Popular mall retailer continues closing stores in 2026

The department store's sales dip over the past year represents "a serious loss of market share," a retail expert said.
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Two pilots die in helicopter crash fighting California wildfire

Two pilots die in helicopter crash fighting California wildfire

By Andrew Hay Sept 21 (Reuters) - Two pilots died when their helicopter crashed on Sunday afternoon while dropping water on a wildfire in California's Yosemite National Park, authorities said on Monday.
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Toys 'R' Us to open 120 new US stores this holiday season

Toys 'R' Us to open 120 new US stores this holiday season

Toys 'R' Us is opening 120 new standalone US stores this holiday season, expanding its footprint nearly a decade after its bankruptcy.
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Upper Midwest Faces Flash Flood Risk as Heavy Rains Expected

Upper Midwest Faces Flash Flood Risk as Heavy Rains Expected

The Upper Midwest is under a 'Slight Risk' of flash flooding on Friday, according to the National Weather Service. Heavy rainfall is anticipated in parts of Montana, the Dakotas, Minnesota, and Iowa. This threat is expected to shift eastward by Saturday, impacting the Great Lakes states, with downpours potentially drenching an area stretching from Nebraska to Michigan. Additionally, regions near the Rockies, including Colorado and Montana, could experience similar conditions. This flooding risk is part of a broader pattern of potentially dangerous deluges affecting the Southwest, Intermountain West, and Midwest, which began Friday and is projected to continue into Monday and Tuesday. The intensified super El Niño is contributing to these conditions, leading to record-warm Pacific waters that are loading the atmosphere with more moisture, as noted by meteorologist Ben Noll in The Washington Post. Climate change is also cited as a factor exacerbating these extreme weather events.