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New report examines whether spending requested by Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall raised his property valueIn Washington, U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall has criticized colleagues for steering federal tax dollars to local projects without going through the standard appropriations process. Earmarks, also commonly known as pork-barrel spending, allow lawmakers to advance pet projects in their districts with little oversight. Marshall has described them as wasteful and…
Spokane Spokesman-Review5d agoWhole story →
EconomyGovernmentRoger Marshallearmark controversy
Amazon said it may move thousands of workers out of NYC over Mamdani labor bill - what experts say will likely happenAmazon has said it may close more than a dozen warehouses and move thousands of workers out of New York City over a labor bill being pushed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani -- and the e-commerce giant is likely to make good on the threat if the controversial legislation is enacted, industry experts told The Post.
New York Post5d agoWhole story →
CommerceEconomyZohran Mamdaninyc labor bill dispute
New York to ban Central Park's horse-drawn carriages after teen's deathNew York City is moving toward a ban on the more-than-150-year-old horse-drawn carriage industry, with local lawmakers poised to approve a proposal to wind down the iconic, old-timey attraction following the death of a teenage tourist in Central Park. The City Council is expected to approve a bill next week that would shutter the practice by 2028. A…
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution7d agoWhole story →
JusticeCultureZohran Mamdanicentral park carriage ban