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Following Deadly Texas Blackouts, ERCOT Terminates Its CEO

Texas power lines

Following the deadly blackouts that left millions of people without electricity and heat for days in subfreezing conditions, the Texas power grid president and CEO has been terminated. On Wednesday, The board of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, responsible for 90% of the state’s power, sent Bill Magness a …

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US Capitol On High Alert After Possible Militia Attack

House Passes New Bill That Would Target Election Tampering And Theft Following Jan. 6 Attack

According to a recent FBI and Department of Homeland Security intelligence bulletin obtained by CBS News, the Capitol focused on a possible militia attempt to threaten Democratic lawmakers on March 4 and remains a target for domestic violent extremists. The bulletin reads: “As of late February, an unidentified group of …

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Federal Benefit Provides $450 To Chicago Public School Students For Food

school lunch

Every student in the Chicago Public Schools system will receive more than $450 in the mail this month to supplement food costs. The benefits will be funded through a federal pandemic relief program, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. Families are eligible to receive the added benefit regardless of immigration status. The Pandemic Electronic …

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