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NEW YORK (AP) — In one more step toward a reopened entertainment world, CBS said Monday that Stephen Colbert’s late-night show will return on June 14 to episodes with a full studio audience. Audience members will have to provide proof that they have … [Continue reading] about Stephen Colbert says he’s going back before live audiences
AKSU, China (AP) — A backlash against reports of forced labor and other abuses of the largely Muslim Uyghur ethnic group in Xinjiang is taking a toll on China’s cotton industry, but it’s unclear if the pressure will compel the government or companies … [Continue reading] about Factory boss defiant as sanctions bite in China’s Xinjiang
When they retire from government, about half of the people with Thrift Savings Plan accounts move their retirement nest egg into an outside Individual Retirement Account. Their money is still tax-deferred. They can also usually find an IRA with more … [Continue reading] about Your TSP investment: Love it or leave it?
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — U.S. Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky said on a radio show he won’t be getting the COVID-19 vaccine, but that he might change his mind if people who previously contracted the disease are getting reinfected at a greater rate than … [Continue reading] about Rand Paul says he’s skipping vaccine for now, may reconsider
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer apologized Sunday after apparently violating state-mandated social distancing guidelines at an East Lansing bar and grill. It was the latest pandemic-related misstep for the Democratic governor, … [Continue reading] about Michigan governor apologizes for social distancing blunder
