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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — There was a push Sunday for more federal funding for the New York City Housing Authority . While President Joe Biden’s American Jobs Plan puts aside $40 billion for public housing, advocates and local leaders say that’s not enough. READ MORE : What President Biden’s $1.9 Trillion American Rescue Plan Means For New York Sen. Chuck Schumer is calling on the president to double that amount, to $80 billion. “That will be money to deal with NYCHA’s backlog, but also make this housing resilient and make this housing able to meet the climate needs of the 21st century,” Schumer said. “Public housing has been neglected, left to get worse, and we’re not gonna stand for it anymore.” READ MORE : Vice President Kamala Harris Visits New Haven On Nationwide Tour To Promote American Rescue Plan Schumer said some problems public housing residents face are toxic mold, leaky roofs, and broken elevators. … [Read more...] about With NYCHA In Mind, Schumer Plans To Pressure Biden To Double American Jobs Plan Funding For Public Housing

Ben Askren was robbed of the chance to truly fight Jake Paul late Saturday night. Paul landed an awesome punch on Askren in the first round, and that sent the MMA star to the ground. Askren popped up ready to roll, but the refs called it! (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football) Watch the insulting ending to the fight below. JAKE PAUL. 1ST ROUND. BOOM. ???????? pic.twitter.com/anMHypqM9q — BroBible (@BroBible) April 18, 2021 I thought we were still living in America, but I guess we’re so soft as a society we don’t even let a guy get up to fight. Askren might have been down, but we’re talking about one of the toughest chins in MMA. How did Askren survive any MMA fight?! pic.twitter.com/mJ2SdzuDev — Jack McGuire (@JackMacCFB) April 18, 2021 My immediate impression is that this was all done to protect Paul. Why not let Askren finish it out? Was Paul that scared? What an absolute joke. … [Read more...] about Jake Paul Vs. Ben Askren Was An Absolute Screw Job For Fight Fans

Colorado continued to slip behind the U.S. recovery in March, adding fewer jobs than it did in February and failing to lower the needle on its unemployment rate for the second month in a row. But it is too soon to put the state in the camp of economic laggards, economists said. “The March employment gains for Colorado were modest. Given the magnitude of the U.S. employment numbers released earlier in the month, the Colorado numbers were disappointing but not surprising,” said Broomfield economist Gary Horvath. Initially, the state had reported a seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of 6.6% in February , but that was revised to 6.4% following downward adjustments in the number of people who had actually rejoined the labor force and were looking for work. The state’s unemployment rate held steady in March, while the U.S. unemployment rate dropped from 6.2% to 6%. Accustomed to ranking among the 10 lowest unemployment rate states prior to the pandemic, Colorado now ranks 34th, … [Read more...] about Colorado’s job recovery slips some in March, but don’t blame all that snow

My feelings about Steve Jobs have always been a little mixed. I long admired his entrepreneurial spirit and business acumen and was in sheer awe of his natural instincts for what appeals to consumers. On the other hand I bristled at what I saw as his — and by extension Apple’s — occasionally capricious and even contradictory actions (App store products in or out , inability to get in front of product issues, antennaegate ) and super-secretive nature. Now, having finished the 600-plus page Steve Jobs biography by Walter Isaacson , I think I finally understand Steve Jobs. Like most of us, his personality had many sides. He could be aloof, super-intense, odd, gross, passionate, creative, driven, unfair, conciliatory and deeply introspective. He lived a rich and unique life. As I read the tome on my Kindle , I highlighted interesting, surprising and relevant passages. Now, as I look back at them I realize that many help illustrate some of the larger lessons we can all glean … [Read more...] about Steve Jobs: 20 Life Lessons

Hewlett-Packard on Monday announced it would cut 29,000 jobs from its work force — 2,000 more than it had announced in May. The disclosure, in a regulatory filing , states that the cuts will occur through fiscal year 2014, with a portion of those employees taking voluntary early retirement packages. The additional 2,000 cuts come after HP announced back in May that it planned to eliminate the jobs — roughly 8% of its workforce — to become a leaner and more profitable company. The company will book $3.7 billion in reorganization costs during the period. SEE ALSO: Sorry, Windows 8 Is Not Going to Save the PC Industry Since the last announcement, HP reported an $8.9 billion loss in its fiscal third quarter after recorded $10.8 billion in write-downs for acquisitions and restructuring costs related to its enterprise services business. That restructuring has so far resulted in the elimination of 7,300 jobs as of July 31. HP's stock price was up slightly on the news … [Read more...] about HP Job Cuts to Reach 29,000 in Reorganization

Before he was an NBA coach, most recently the top assistant to Tom Thibodeau in Chicago, Mike Woodson was an Indiana Hoosier. Born in Indianapolis, Woodson played for during the Bobby Knight era, playing alongside Isiah Thomas for part of that time. Now Woodson is headed home — he has been named the head coach of the Indiana Hoosiers. Welcome home, Coach Woodson. pic.twitter.com/jrIeKcYawR — Indiana Basketball (@IndianaMBB) March 28, 2021 Woodson played in the NBA for a decade after Indiana, then spent 22 years as an NBA coach, much of it as an assistant but also as the head coach of the Hawks and Knicks. He is a highly respected basketball mind. Woodson has never coached in college — never had to recruit high school players before — but if a young man wants to know what it takes to get to the NBA, nobody knows better than Woodson. Hopefully, he can return the Hoosier program to its former glory. Check out more on the Knicks Some with Knicks reportedly … [Read more...] about Knicks assistant coach Mike Woodson headed back to college, takes Indiana job

Kindly Share This Story: By Emmanuel Okogba The Federal Government, Sunday, said it has begun partial payment of the N20,000 monthly stipend to beneficiaries of the 774,000 Special Public Works programme. Minister of State, Labour and Employment, Festus Keyamo (SAN), made the disclosure in a statement to clarify the Federal Government’s position in relation to delay in payment of stipends to the workers. Aggrieved workers had frowned at the delay in payment of their stipends which the government attributed to the mismatch of Bank Verification Numbers and other details supplied by the beneficiaries. [ALSO READ] More soldiers to be recruited to halt Boko Haram — Defence Minister Keyamo’s statement reads in part, “After the release of some of the funds by the Ministry of Finance for the payment of SPW stipends, I directed rigorous scrutiny of the accounts of the participants before payment. “We discovered instances of accounts not matching BVNs, … [Read more...] about 774,000 jobs: FG begins partial payment of stipends to beneficiaries

New Delhi (Sputnik): Indian yoga guru Baba Ramdev's calls to to bar the third child of any couple from voting in elections has triggered controversy and debate on the social media. Ramdev said such a rule would encourage Indians to stick to a ‘two-child policy', aiding population control. READ MORE: How Globalization and Populism Are Impacting the Modern World Addressing reporters in Haridwar in Northern India on Sunday, the yoga guru raised concerns related to India's growing population of over 1.3 billion. "India's population should not be more than 150 crores [1.5 Billion] in the next 50 years as we are not prepared or ready to bear more than that. This is only possible when the government makes a law that third child would not be allowed to vote, neither contest election nor he/she enjoys any type of privileges and facilities given by the government," he said. © AFP 2021 / ROLEX DELA PENA World Population Will Hit 9 Bln by 2040, India Will Overgrow … [Read more...] about ‘Kids or Jobs’: Indian Yoga Guru Sparks Debate with Population Control Proposal

For most of us, travelling the world is a dream. Meet the couple who've made their dream a reality. They've covered over 3,300 kilometres on their bike already and are looking forward to the rest of their journey. Despite the ups and downs they've faced, their story will inspire you to tick things off your travel bucket list. W edding photographer duo Monica Moghe and Sharik Varma are on their dream vacation. In fact, it's many vacations. They are exploring every inch of the world on their motorbike. And while that may seem like a great idea, it took them five years of meticulous planning and saving. So if you are thinking of just taking off, give it some thought. It may seem like a great way to update your Facebook status every few hours, but it will certainly burn a hole in your pocket. The couple shares tips on how to plan that one year off and how to make it work financially. S ays Monica (pictured left), "We had been planning this … [Read more...] about This couple is travelling the world on their BIKE

President Biden Joe Biden Suspect in FedEx shooting used two assault rifles he bought legally: police US, China say they are 'committed' to cooperating on climate change DC goes to the dogs — Major and Champ, that is MORE is scheduled to meet Monday with a bipartisan group of lawmakers, all of whom are former governors or mayors, to discuss his $2.25 trillion infrastructure proposal. The group, which is made up of five Democrats, four Republicans and one independent, includes Sens. John Hickenlooper John Hickenlooper On The Trail: How marijuana went mainstream Senators press for answers in Space Command move decision Senate rejects Cruz effort to block stimulus checks for undocumented immigrants MORE (D-Colo.), John Hoeven John Henry Hoeven OVERNIGHT ENERGY: Supreme Court declines to hear challenge to Obama marine monument designation | Interior reverses course on tribal ownership of portion of Missouri river | White House … [Read more...] about Biden to hold second meeting with bipartisan lawmakers on infrastructure