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On this edition of the Center Square Radio Hour, The trusts that fund Social Security benefits for retired seniors, survivors and people with disabilities face insolvency in the next six years. Washington Attorney General's Office spokesman told reporters there was “no story” about AGO and legislative communications over the millionaire's tax, dismissing the investigation as “misinformation” and “nonsense.” Schools and government entities in Georgia and Tennessee are paying large sums of money to settle lawsuits with educators fired because of their comments about Charlie Kirk. And why the housing market is stuck.
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On this edition of the Center Square Radio Hour, The trusts that fund Social Security benefits for retired seniors, survivors and people with disabilities face insolvency in the next six years. Washington Attorney General's Office spokesman told reporters there was “no story” about AGO and legislative communications over the millionaire's tax, dismissing the investigation as “misinformation” and “nonsense.” Schools and government entities in Georgia and Tennessee are paying large sums of money to settle lawsuits with educators fired because of their comments about Charlie Kirk. And why the housing market is stuck.
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