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BREAKING – U.S. Senators Announce Second Stimulus Check Very Likely Coming in July

September 2, 2020January 4, 2023 Senior EditorDonald Trump, new stimulus check proposal, new stimulus package update, next stimulus package update, President Trump, second round of stimulus checks, second stimulus, second stimulus bill, second stimulus check, second stimulus package, second stimulus package update, stimulus check 2 update, stimulus check second round, stimulus check second round news, stimulus check second round update, stimulus check second round update today, stimulus checks round 2, stimulus update

U.S. Senators Announce Second Stimulus Check Hi everyone! This is Dr. Nitin Chhoda and welcome to my channel Ignition Time! I have an important NEWS ALERT for you. US Senators have announced that the second stimulus check is very likely coming in July. According to breaking news from KXAN NexStar and I’m going to link to their article and their YouTube clip below so you can check out the interview below. More money could soon be on the way for millions of Americans. As you already know President Trump did…

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Stepsister, Yes; Grandma, No: U.S. Sets Guidelines for Revised Travel Ban

June 29, 2017June 29, 2017 Senior Editorbona fide relationship, Civil Liberties Union, close family, Immigration rights advocates, new guidelines, New York Times, President Trump, travel ban, Trump administration, United States, United States Citizenship

The meaning of “bona fide relationship” was not precisely explained, and the phrase has created much uncertainty for migrants and others seeking to travel to the United States from the six countries — Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen — singled out in President Trump’s revised travel ban, issued in March. (An earlier version of the ban included Iraq.) Continue reading the main story The Trump administration has now made the definition explicit. According to a diplomatic cable obtained by The New York Times, “close family” is “defined…

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In Computer Attacks, Clues Point to Frequent Culprit: North Korea

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The computer code used in the ransomware bore some striking similarities to the code used in those three attacks. That code has not been widely used, and has been seen only in attacks by North Korean-linked hackers. Researchers at Google and Kaspersky, a Moscow-based cybersecurity firm, confirmed the coding similarities. Continue reading the main story Those clues alone are not definitive, however. Hackers often borrow and retrofit one another’s attack methods, and government agencies are known to plant “false flags” in their code to throw off forensic investigators. “At this…

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Donald Trump switched to an iPhone and that call for an Apple boycott seems so far away now

March 29, 2017March 29, 2017 Senior EditorDonald J. Trump, FBI gain, insecure Android phone, iphone, new iPhone, President Donald Trump, President Trump, San Bernardino shooter, Trump

Trump’s iphone Remember when U.S. President Donald Trump called for a boycott of Apple products after the company refused to help the FBI gain access to San Bernardino shooter Syed Farook’s iPhone? “What I think you ought to do is boycott Apple until such time as they give that security number,” Trump said at the time. Well, Apple never did comply with the FBI’s request, but it appears that all that’s in the past now, as Trump is now using an iPhone. According to Dan Scavino, Jr., Director of Social…