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Collee
Puerto Rico bailout plan aims to curb debt crisis
Congress races a debt cliff as Puerto Rico nears a May 1 default on 422 million dollars due by the Government Development Bank. A bipartisan plan seeks an independent fiscal control board and a debt restructuring mechanism to steady the island’s finances amid investor tensions and possible lawsuits.
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U.S
Puerto Rico
House
Paul Ryan
Government Development Bank
Fiscal Control Board
Control Board
Republicans’ Freedom Caucus
Ryan
Commonwealth
The People Speak Warns On Drilling Dangers In Local Area
Editor notes echoes of Paul Revere as residents recount shale gas impact from Pennsylvania fracking. A Mahoning family suffers compressor noise for decades while Robinson Supervisors and community groups urge strong local ordinances. Citizens are urged to stay informed and act. Wilmington Township is urged to heed warnings.
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the News
Paul Revere
Paul Reveres
Ron Gulla
Pennsylvania
Presentation Minster
Robinson
MOMS
Clean Air Force
Wilmington Township
Valeant's price gouging under fire in Senate hearing
The Fort Worth Tribune-style summary notes Valeant, maker of Cuprimine, raised US prices sharply versus Britain, drawing Senate scrutiny. It cites the drug gap, Medicare impact, and investor losses as the company faces backlash for aggressive pricing and debt.
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Valeant
United States
Britain
Congress
J. Michael Pearson
U.S. Senate
Nore Cee
Aleant
Bahark Ieee
Ackman
Pershing Square Capital Management
Pershing Square
Leniency for UNC underscores NCAA shield for top programs
The NCAA faces scrutiny over leniency toward North Carolina amid a long running scandal centered on fraudulent "paper classes" used to keep athletes eligible. Critics argue the case highlights the NCAA's protection of revenue-rich basketball and football programs, driven by financial motives and a lax regulatory culture.
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North Carolina
Villanova
Jerry Tarkanian
University of Nevada
Las Vegas
Kentucky
Cleveland State
University of North Carolina
NCAA
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