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Axios: U.S. Economy Adds Staggering 336,000 Jobs In September

Axios, October 10, 2023, U.S. Economy Adds Staggering 336,000 Jobs In September The U.S. economy added a staggering 336,000 jobs in September, defying expectations of a slowdown, with the unemployment rate holding steady at 3.8%, according to new data the Labor Department released Friday. : The new data reverses what had been signs of a definitive cooling in the labor market. […]

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NPR: The Forest Service Is Trying To Build Affordable Housing To Keep Staff In Colorado

NPR, October 10, 2023, The Forest Service Is Trying To Build Affordable Housing To Keep Staff In Colorado The U.S. Forest Service is in charge of millions of acres in Colorado’s mountains, but their workers can hardly afford to live there. Now, the service is trying to build more affordable staff housing. The Forest Service

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New York Times: Children Are The Casualties In New Yorkers’ Daily Struggle For Space

The New York Times, September 22, 2023, Children Are The Casualties In New Yorkers’ Daily Struggle For Space In New York, intimate tragedies often provide the clearest view of our bleakest problems, the most urgent invitation to reckon with systemic failings. The case of Nicolas Feliz Dominici, almost 2, who authorities say died after exposure

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CNBC: Biden Administration Takes Steps To Remove Medical Bills From Credit Reports

CNBC, September 22, 2023, Biden Administration Takes Steps To Remove Medical Bills From Credit Reports The Biden administration wants to remove medical debt completely from consumer credit reports, so the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Thursday outlined its proposed rules to keep unpaid medical bills from affecting patient’s credit scores. Medical debt is the most common debt in collection. The

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American Banker: Rate ‘Lock-in’ Effect Is Hurting Housing And Mortgage Markets, Powell Says

American Banker, September 22, 2023, Rate ‘Lock-in’ Effect Is Hurting Housing And Mortgage Markets, Powell Says Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell acknowledged that the so-called “lock-in” effect has contributed to stagnation in the mortgage lending market and the nation’s broader housing woes, but he said he doesn’t regret the central bank’s monetary policy moves that played a major

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Washington Post: Biden’s New Climate Corps Will Train Thousands Of Young People

The Washington Post, September 22, 2023, Biden’s New Climate Corps Will Train Thousands Of Young People President Biden announced an initiative to train more than 20,000 young people in skills crucial to combating climate change, such as installing solar panels, restoring coastal wetlands and retrofitting homes to be more energy-efficient. As part of a recruitment push,

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The Sun: Major Bank Closures Hit Over 1,000 Locations Across 5 US States With Wells Fargo Leading Pack By Shutting 267 Branches

The Sun, October 10, 2023, Major Bank Closures Hit Over 1,000 Locations Across 5 US States With Wells Fargo Leading Pack By Shutting 267 Branches The banking industry has witnessed over 1,000 retail branch locations close already in 2023. In 2021, Wells Fargo lead the pack with 267 closures, per S&P Global Market Intelligence Data

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Business Wire: Wolters Kluwer Announces Keynote Speakers For The 27th CRA & Fair Lending Colloquium

Business Wire, October 10, 2023, Wolters Kluwer Announces Keynote Speakers For The 27th CRA & Fair Lending Colloquium Wolters Kluwer Compliance Solutions will host its 27th annual CRA & Fair Lending Colloquium November 13-16 in Austin, Texas. Kristen Clarke, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the U.S. Department of Justice, will present the keynote address on Monday, November 13. Jesse Van

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The Sun: Final Hours Until Wells Fargo Closes Two Locations As 100 Are Set To Shut Down This Year

The Sun, October 10, 2023, Final Hours Until Wells Fargo Closes Two Locations As 100 Are Set To Shut Down This Year Two more Wells Fargo branch locations are set to shutter in New Mexico on October 4. Banks have pointed to plans to digitize as the main culprit for the closures, but the rate has shocked some lawmakers into action. Around one-third of

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Next Pittsburgh: South Side’s Tarnished Reputation May Be Contributing To Its Gentrification

Next Pittsburgh, October 10, 2023, South Side’s Tarnished Reputation May Be Contributing To Its Gentrification Over the past two years, violence on East Carson Street has kept the community in the media spotlight. Responses have been swift: new policing initiatives and the formation of the South Side Community Action Network (SouthSideCAN). Yet, the South Side continues to

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Source NM: Colorado River Officials To Expand Troubled Water Conservation Program In 2024

Source NM, October 10, 2023, Colorado River Officials To Expand Troubled Water Conservation Program In 2024 Colorado River officials plan to expand a conservation program next year that pays farmers and ranchers to use less water. But questions remain about some of the proposed ideas and the program’s overall efficacy. The state initially launched the System

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PBS: In This 5k, Runners Experience The History And Resilience Of North St. Louis

PBS, October 10, 2023, In This 5k, Runners Experience The History And Resilience Of North St. Louis North St. Louis has endured decades of disinvestment and systemic racism. On maps from the 1930s, federal agencies designated much of the area “hazardous” or “definitely declining.” The practice of redlining, or systemically denying a person mortgages, insurance

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The Sun: Two Major Banks Set To Close Four Branches In Key State As Customers Need To Make Plans To Secure Their Money

The Sun, September 23, 2023, Two Major Banks Set To Close Four Branches In Key State As Customers Need To Make Plans To Secure Their Money Banks filed paperwork to shut down four branches in Texas this year. The Texas branch closures will impact two major banks – JPMorgan and Home Bank. Bank closures are not reflective on

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Next City: Banks Discriminate Against Black And Latino Small Businesses, Report Shows

Next City, September 23, 2023, Banks Discriminate Against Black And Latino Small Businesses, Report Shows A new report by National Community Reinvestment Coalition shows widespread discrimination in small business lending. The coalition sent testers to 34 New York City bank branches to evaluate disparities in small business lending and found that “bank staff were more cordial, affirming

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American Banker: Rakuten Backpedals On Plan For Credit Union Charter

American Banker, September 23, 2023, Rakuten Backpedals On Plan For Credit Union Charter Rakuten has withdrawn its latest bid for a federally issued charter after submitting an application to the National Credit Union Administration earlier this year. This was Rakuten’s fourth attempt to become a licensed financial institution in the U.S. Executives of the tech giant

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