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Goldberg said he and Hayes could no longer tolerate the wild claims beamed, broadcast and streamed on Fox News. He's a bankruptcy expert at New York University, and he expects the bankruptcy situation to only get worse in the coming years. A Ukrainian soldier walks through a charred forest near the eastern town of Bakhmut in September. They are protesting the removal of limits on how many Ukrainian drivers and businesses can come to Poland and the EU. It starts: "Dreams of world peace are as old as wars," expanding readers' perspective beyond this difficult moment. GRINGLAS: This is a moment when conservatives are testing the bounds of the Voting Rights Act. Those of us who already have employer-sponsored health insurance - which by the way, is government subsidized in a massive way - we're often apt to vote against the Affordable Care Act. Israel has not claimed responsibility for that attack, but Nasrallah nevertheless says he will respond to it, quote, "on the battlefield." And that battlefield may be right here. But compared to the south of Israel and in Gaza, there have been very few casualties here because the area has been largely evacuated of civilians, tens of thousands of people relocated to hotels farther south that have been paid for by the Israeli government. And the social media platforms themselves have backed off some of their efforts to police false and misleading claims. You know, and I don't see how an O.J.-style trial helps Trump in a general election. Nearly every U.S. airline has gone through bankruptcy, cut down costs and, you know, come out a profitable company. It creates a lot of pain for companies and certainly workers, but it often can extend a lifeline to a company. NADWORNY: He owns a small company with his son. Her eldest daughter tries to keep her youngest out of the so-called comfort homes and a son who disappears suddenly into the Japanese labor camps.

We see that as us getting to keep more of what is rightfully ours. Skip what you don’t like, keep listening to what you do. Don't skip breakfast. The price of eggs, butter, coffee and sugar have finally dropped. We have our own cars. So if you start there, Democrats worry that disaffected voters who would have chosen Biden over Trump would vote potentially for one of those others and open up a path for Trump back to the White House. If you don't want to sign in to multiple profiles every time you log in to chat, you'll probably want to set up an eBuddy ID. I think that morality is a function of one's circumstances, and you never really, truly know what you are going to do, how you're going to act and what sort of principles you have or when your principles evolve when you are, you know, faced with the need to survive. Iraq, Syria and Yemen would have picked up the phone and told officials, at least the president, because there have been ongoing meetings about all these issues. MARTÍNEZ: Now, as you pointed out, Amazon Prime subscribers get a lot more than just access to streaming video. If the regular fee for your subscription increases from the fee stated at the time of your initial order, we will notify you before applying the change to your subscription or charging you in connection with an automatic renewal. There were some 800 others applying for 64 slots. There is no doubt 2024 will be a consequential year in politics. This is the region of Gaza where Israeli officials have told Palestinians to go for safety, and the exchange of fire across Israel's northern border with Lebanon has heated up too, as well as fears of a widening war.

Not true, even having an assistant working in or out of the home can open up a business owner to workers' comp exposures. They're offering jobs to students even before they graduate, and in many cases offering bonuses and loan repayment as financial incentives. MARTIN: So before we let you go, Sam, describe how the fight in Georgia fits in with all these other redistricting cases in the courts right now. GRINGLAS: A population, Michel, that is diversifying and making Georgia elections more competitive. Michel, I just want to warn listeners what he describes are disturbing images. NPR listeners across the country heard Texas Public Radio’s Brian Kirkpatrick describe the horrific scene at the Uvalde school where a shooter killed 19 children and two teachers. Rural school districts in Texas are switching to four-day weeks this fall due to lack of staff. So Republicans and Democrats for weeks in the Senate have been trying to figure out a way to address that because no one involved thinks that the immigration status quo is good. MONTANARO: Yeah, I mean, you have the wars in Ukraine and Israel, the latter of which has really led to a fracturing of the Democratic base. During the pandemic, he even got certified as an emergency medical technician, hoping that would give him a foot in the door and an advantage over his fellow nursing school applicants. Corporations took out lots of debt and used those loans for hiring and growth. When bankruptcy are on the rise, banks become more stringent about lending to companies with lots of debt. These are just some of the hundreds of companies that filed for bankruptcy this year. It's not the kind of bankruptcy that closes a company's doors forever. And so it does have this kind of strange political, maddening irony in our lives. KAHN: Yes. They've been firing at each other every day this week, including several times this morning. There's no movie and you can't zoom in on post images but there is a "Day in Pictures" slideshow. 광주오피 The Washington Post recently reported that the USDA has announced new, more stringent, national nutrition standards for its school feeding program.

We’ll find out, I suppose, and if I see word of their doing something new in 2023, or touring, or whatever, I’ll post when I see it. We’ll learn from it. Why did you choose to go this route? Why not just raise the prices for everyone and avoid ads altogether? First, streaming services know that when they raise prices, that can make people cancel memberships. Hulu raise their subscription fees, create ad-supported subscriptions, crack down on password sharing and bundle services, all in an attempt to squeeze more revenue out of subscribers while minimizing churn. And finally, if they don't create a cheaper subscription fee, a tier, then Amazon also isn't cutting into its potential revenue quite as much. And a lot of would-be sellers who had locked in cheaper mortgages felt like they couldn't afford to move. But when some other streaming services, like Netflix, wanted to feature ads inside their programming, they created a cheaper membership. They say that there will be fewer ads than on most broadcast cable TV or other streaming services. Amazon is basically converting everyone who has Amazon Prime, which includes services beyond streaming, into an ad-supported streaming membership. Now, another challenge that some of these streamers have when they start these ad-supported subscriptions is getting people to sign up for them in the first place. So we clearly have the resources to do this. YAROSLAV: He's saying if the Poles are striking, don't let us come into Poland. She's at the border between Poland and Ukraine. We're turning now to Elissa Nadworny, who is at one of these blocked border crossings. FRAYER: I'm on the side of a road that's swarming with Israeli soldiers, at the base of a hill where the other side of the hill is Lebanon - about two miles as the crow flies. FRAYER: He is expected, certainly, to do that.

FRAYER: He's referring there to Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of the Hezbollah militia in Lebanon. Former defense minister and a member of Israeli's war cabinet, Benny Gantz, sent this warning to Hezbollah. But he is a member of the cabinet, and we know he's still in the hospital. That's still a possibility, but it's less likely now. MARTIN: NPR's Eric McDaniel covers Congress, and he's here with us now to tell us more about all this. I always wondered about this, Eric. ERIC DEGGANS, BYLINE: Well, of course, Amazon's not the first streamer to place ads in their content library. They make me smile, or teach me something I didn't know, or get me so invested in the people or a place or an issue that I think about it long afterward. And so much of what we've been talking about in this race is really the race for second place. I'm talking about officials in Washington here. And protesters here are limiting the number of trucks that can cross an hour. He's been meeting with regional leaders in Gulf countries and elsewhere, drumming up support for the rebuilding of Gaza after the war there ends. Despite heavy fighting in the Russia-Ukraine war this year, the front line has barely moved. And she, you know, in her quest for fulfillment or just to find a bigger life, becomes seduced by, you know, a man and an ideology and becomes a spy who ushers in the worst, most violent occupation in her country has ever seen during the Second World War. What don't most people know about that part of the war that you wanted to tell? Tell us about her and what her experience was during that time. MARTIN: NPR's Pentagon correspondent Tom Bowman is with us now to tell us more about this strange situation. Yesterday, an airstrike hit a home in the southern city of Rafah, killing at least 21 people, according to health officials and witnesses. So she just made it home. HORSLEY: The shortage of homes for sale has also given a lift to home builders, who are keeping busy. HORSLEY: You know, stocks are priced for a very rosy 2024. But there are always potential pitfalls out there. HORSLEY: It's harder to say that with confidence about 2024. But, you know, a growing number of forecasters do think the Fed may succeed in getting inflation under control without sending the economy into a ditch.
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