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New York and Illinois Attorneys General Threaten Legal Action Against Trajector Medical for Alleged Fraud Against Veterans

New York and Illinois Attorneys General Threaten Legal Action Against Trajector Medical for Alleged Fraud Against Veterans

The Attorneys General of New York and Illinois are investigating Trajector Medical, a Florida-based company, for alleged fraudulent, illegal, and deceptive business practices against military veterans. The company charges veterans up to $20,000 for assistance with disability claims, despite federal law requiring such services to be provided free of charge by accredited providers. Trajector Medical filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, which has temporarily halted civil lawsuits against it, but does not stop law enforcement investigations. The states allege that Trajector uses a 'CallBot' system to access VA benefits phone hotlines, posing as veterans to monitor benefit increases and then billing them, even if the company did not contribute to the increase. Trajector denies these allegations.
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New York named one of America's happiest states. See where it ranks

New York named one of America's happiest states. See where it ranks

A new study ranks New York among the 15 happiest states in the country, citing factors including emotional and physical well-being, work environment and community.
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U-Haul migration report: Where Boomers, Gen X, Millennials and Gen Z are moving

U-Haul migration report: Where Boomers, Gen X, Millennials and Gen Z are moving

U-Haul's latest migration data shows older generations favoring Southern states while Gen Z is gravitating toward states with major cities and job opportunities.
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Tennesseans have already spent more than $70 million on porn in 2026, study finds

Tennesseans have already spent more than $70 million on porn in 2026, study finds

Tennesseans have already spent more than $70 million on OnlyFans in 2026, according to a new study, with more than three months still left in the year.
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Are you a Dr. Simi fan? The viral phenomenon is coming to Phoenix

Are you a Dr. Simi fan? The viral phenomenon is coming to Phoenix

You've seen him dancing outside pharmacies across Mexico. Now Dr. Simi is bringing his signature energy to Phoenix. Here's what fans need to know.
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Vikings/Buccaneers Coverage Map: More Limited Viewing in Week 3 Late Window

Vikings/Buccaneers Coverage Map: More Limited Viewing in Week 3 Late Window

We’ll break it all down for you
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'Survivor 51' premiere live updates - See what's new in the 'Open Era'

'Survivor 51' premiere live updates - See what's new in the 'Open Era'

Following its milestone 50th season, "Survivor" is back and marking the start of the "Open Era," where every twist could return at any moment.
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Which high school football programs have the longest win streaks in each state?

Which high school football programs have the longest win streaks in each state?

Some states have streaks that have gone on for years. Others are fairly new. Here's every state's longest high school football winning streak.
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Yankees Birthday of the Day: Eric Soderholm

Yankees Birthday of the Day: Eric Soderholm

The former South Side Hitman played one season in the Bronx.
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High school football schedule, score predictions for Week 6 Games of the Week

High school football schedule, score predictions for Week 6 Games of the Week

Here are our picks for the 10 high school football games from around the country for the sixth week of the season.
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U.S. citizen injured in Illinois after ICE agents mistook him for fugitive, tried to arrest him

U.S. citizen injured in Illinois after ICE agents mistook him for fugitive, tried to arrest him

A man was left bloodied and injured in an encounter with immigration enforcement agents in a Chicago suburb
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States Plan New 'Climate Superfund' Legislation Despite Federal Ruling Against New York Law

States Plan New 'Climate Superfund' Legislation Despite Federal Ruling Against New York Law

Multiple state lawmakers across the U.S. are preparing to introduce new 'climate superfund' legislation in upcoming sessions, aiming to compel polluters to finance climate change mitigation efforts. This initiative persists despite a recent federal judge's ruling that effectively blocked New York's climate superfund law. Legislators in California, Illinois, and Massachusetts, who previously sponsored similar bills, have expressed continued interest in advancing these proposals. Massachusetts State Rep. Steven Owens (D) is looking to 'future-proof' his bill, while California Assemblymember Dawn Addis (D) plans to re-introduce legislation focused on making 'big polluters' pay their fair share. Illinois General Assembly Majority Leader Robyn Gabel (D) believes the New York ruling does not apply to Illinois and intends to move forward with their bill. These efforts follow the enactment of similar policies in Vermont and New York in 2024, though many other states' attempts to pass such legislation in 2026 did n...