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Miro vs Trent - AEW Dynamite (Nov. 4, 2020)

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EFTA00135950 | EFTA00135974 10.52M) editorializes, "The practical effect of a federal judge's opinion tossing out the pandemicera nationwide freeze on evictions may be limited," since "some states and localities have their own moratoria," and other courts have made different decisions. But "make no mistake: Most tenants who try to fight landlords in eviction court face next-to-impossible odds, and countless Americans are at risk of losing their homes as a result." The Washington Post (5/6, Al, 10.52M) has a 2,600-word front-page feature on a family facing eviction. One In Eight Americans Facing Food Insecurity. NBC Ni l. gteyLs (5/6, story 10, 2:10, Holt, 5.2M) reported that "one in eight people are reportedly having food insecurity." NBC's Cynthia McFadden added, "In Iowa, one in seven children struggle with hunger. In Nebraska, it's one in six." NBC reported on "a food bank that stretches over 93 counties in those states. ... While there have been plenty of hard times over the years, nothing has been as rough as this. The month before the pandemic struck, they were spending $80,000 a month on food." Now they spend about $1.5 million per month. NBC added that "food banks can't do it alone." Brian Barks, who runs Food Bank for the Heartland, "says the federal government's decision to extend the 15% increase in food stamp benefits known as SNAP through the summer will help." Barks: "For every meal that a food bank distributes, SNAP can do nine. When you do the math, it just makes sense." DeLauro Says House Will Move Appropriations Bills In June, July. The Hill (5/6, Elis, 5.69M) reports House Appropriations Chair Rosa DeLauro told a Brookins event Thursday that her panel and its subcommittee will mark up the 12 government funding bills for fiscal 2022 in June with passage by the full House expected in July. DeLauro said, "The subcommittee and full committee markups will be in June, and we will be on the floor in July." The Hill says the House version of the measures "will include a reintroduced version of earmarks." DeLauro said, "I know what scrutiny there will be in regards to these projects. They are being carefully vetted." Fed Warns Rising Asset Prices Could Harm Investors. The AP (5/6, Crutsinger) reports a Federal Reserve report released Thursday "warn[ed] that prices of stocks and other financial assets are rising to levels that could set investors up for big losses from sudden declines." The report "noted that stocks and other risky assets have risen in value since last November, in some cases to record highs, as the outlook for the post-pandemic U.S. economy has improved with increases in vaccinations and business re-openings." The report warned, "Asset prices may be vulnerable to significant declines should risk appetite fall." The Washington Post (5/6, Siegel, 10.52M) describes Fed "fears that a significant drop-off in asset prices could ripple through the broader financial system." The warning, came in the Fed's "latest report on financial stability," Reuters (5/6, Schneider, Schroeder, Saphir) reports. Fed Governor Lael Brainard said in a statement released with the report, "With investors ebullient on expectations for a strong rebound, it is important to closely monitor risks to the system and ensure the financial system is resilient "Jilnomhera (5/6, Torres, 3.57M) and the New York Times (5/6, Smialek, 20.6M) provide similar coverage. Gensler: Rules Needed For Brokerage Apps That Turn Stock Trades Into A Game. The New York Times (5/6, Goldstein, 20.6M) reports SEC Chair Gensler "is putting transparency in the markets and the need to understand the impact of new technology at the top of his priority list." Gensler "appeared by video before the House Committee on Financial Services to discuss the S.E.C.'s response to the tumultuous trading in shares of GameStop in January." He "said the S.E.C.'s staff has been working on a report addressing the issues raised by the episode that will be released this summer. He also said new rules may be needed for brokerage apps that turn stock trading into a game or contest, a method called gamification." Gensler "said the S.E.C. will need to 'lean in' to make sure traders, companies and others are not using social media to manipulate the EFTA00135974
April 22, 2026 at 10:11 AM
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Murder, but gentler: 'Cozy' mysteries a pandemic-era balm
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