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| Marijuana Is The Fastest-Growing Job Category, Top Recruiting CEO Says "You know what the fastest-growing job category in the United States is?" ZipRecruiter.com co-founder and CEO Ian Siegel asked. "Marijuana." And he should know. His company calls itself the "fastest growing employment marketplace" and claims to have "helped over 1 million businesses and 100 ...
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| Mental health crisis isn't about guns. It's about Trump & GOP gutting Medicaid: Kennedy Last month, states like Kentucky, Indiana and Arkansas got a green light to cut Medicaid access for people who lose their jobs and restrict the ability of families to keep the health care they need to get back on their feet. States like Ohio tell us this is a deeply flawed approach; having Medicaid coverage ...
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| Davide Moretti reflects on first college basketball season in America The interviewer, Lucia Montanari, did a wonderful job exploring all the facets a year in the USA can mean for a foreign player, the emotions the March Madness offers, and plans Davide has for the upcoming months. For those interested, you can find the link to the original interview here and follow Lucia ...
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| A former refugee, she's now the first Latina CEO of a major US company A summer job at a local power company helped her find her passion. "I fell in love with the field of energy and electricity. It's the silent enabler. It's what powers America. What powers commerce. I fell in love with the culture of this industry, very service-oriented, very much focused on the community, and I ...
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| Right-to-Work Comes to Delaware & the Northeast US During summers, out-of-towners often stop at one of the city's diners or fast food joints to get a bite to eat and fill up their cars with gas on the way to beach towns located a short distance away. It's a town of friendly people who care for each other. Faith, love of country, and hard work remain core values ...
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| Trump promised to drain the swamp. His supporters got politics as usual. He was recently notified that he lost out on a U.S. marshal job to a former state legislator who praised Jeb Bush in what appears to be a now deleted tweet ... It doesn't get more establishment Republican than Fred Malek, the former president of Marriott Hotels and major Republican donor who worked for ...
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| Racing nurse plans to put winnings to good use When Oksana leaves her day job as a nurse, you can find her whizzing around the track at Andersen Racepark in Palmetto. "I don't know, maybe it's just [a] natural ability," she said. "I have no clue. Seriously. I love to drive. Seriously." Oksana moved to the United States from Ukraine, where she barely ...
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| Michelle Kinder: The Former Missionary Kid Driving the AT&T Byron Nelson's Purpose If you've ever heard Michelle Kinder speak, you'll not soon forget it. She's the executive director of Momentous Institute, the AT&T Byron Nelson's tournament beneficiary—an organization that provides educational and therapeutic services that build and repair social emotional health. Give Kinder five ...
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| Captain America No, I'm not talking about the Marvel super-hero who might be cashing in his chips in the next Avengers movie. I'm talking about Patrick Reed who won his first major golf championship with with some excellent work around the greens on Sunday to take home the green jacket and hold off a charging ...
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| Donovan seeks ample funds for YouthBuild USA to empower low-income youth U.S. Rep. Dan Donovan (R-NY) supports full funding in the nation's fiscal year 2019 budget for YouthBuild USA, a federal job skills, education and ... YouthBuild breaks that cycle by training participants to build self-sustaining lives premised on the idea that anybody can find success with hard work and ...
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