Tag: wont
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Washington Wizards won’t hit NBA Lottery jackpot this year
[ad_1] About two weeks ago “a friend” of mine from the 202 bumped into ESPN’s Zach Lowe at a bar outside his Harlem apartment. Inevitably, “my friend” ruined the mood by touching on the Washington Wizards, compelling Lowe to slump over. To say it was a vibe killer is an understatement. I will neither confirm…
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Indonesia’s EV Ambition May Be Underestimating Some Challenges. Relying On China Won’t Be Enough – The China Global South Project
[ad_1] Indonesia is on a quest to build an end-to-end electric vehicle (EV) industry. The country is rich with nickel, an important raw material for nickel cobalt manganese (NCM)-based EV batteries. It’s a “confident middle-income” country, according to the World Bank, and it’s got a thriving automotive industry that contributes 10% to GDP. All the…
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Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel preparing Gaza ground invasion, but won’t say when
[ad_1] Israel is preparing a ground invasion of Gaza, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a televised statement on Wednesday, but he declined to provide any details on the timing or other information about the operation. He said the decision on when forces would go into the Palestinian enclave, controlled by the Islamist movement Hamas,…
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There won’t be a new speaker today
[ad_1] What happens now? There’s a possibility of speaker votes on Monday evening, but that assumes Jordan can actually overcome a big deficit over the weekend. He’s such a divisive figure, even within his own conference, it’s hard to imagine he can do it. He need to come in strong this morning and steamroll his…
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Ford Says It Won’t Raise Its Contract Offer to U.A.W.
[ad_1] Ford Motor said on Thursday that it could not improve its contract offer to the United Automobile Workers union without hurting its business and its ability to invest in electric vehicles. The automaker also said the union’s decision to expand its strike to Ford’s largest factory, the Kentucky Truck Plant, would probably hurt workers…
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The EPA won’t force water utilities to inspect their cyber defenses
[ad_1] The EPA is withdrawing its plan to require states to assess the cybersecurity and integrity of public water system programs. While the agency says it continues to believe cybersecurity protective measures are essential for the public water industry, the decision was made after GOP-led states sued the agency for proposing the rule. In a…
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Sen. Tommy Tuberville won’t lift his military blockade amid Israel-Hamas conflict
[ad_1] WASHINGTON — The office of Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., said he isn’t backing down on his monthslong blockade on hundreds of military promotions, even amid Hamas’ deadly attack on Israel, a close U.S ally. “The Pentagon clearly thinks forcing taxpayers to facilitate abortion is more important than confirming their top nominees without a vote.…
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Lady Gaga won’t have to pay $500K to woman tied to dognapping
[ad_1] A Los Angeles judge had about a million reasons for shooting down Jennifer McBride’s lawsuit against Lady Gaga. On Monday, Superior Court Judge Holly J. Fujie took less than 10 minutes to address a lawsuit filed by the woman who returned the “Judas” singer’s stolen French bulldogs in 2021. McBride had sued the Grammy…
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U.S. Aid for Ukraine Won’t Change, Officials in Moscow and Kyiv Say
[ad_1] Russian and Ukrainian officials voiced a rare note of agreement on Monday, with both sides playing down the significance of a U.S. government spending bill that lacked new aid for Kyiv. The absence of more Ukraine funding in the stopgap bill — which passed late Saturday, allowing Washington to narrowly avert a shutdown of…
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I’m a benefits expert – five things DWP won’t tell you when claiming PIP
[ad_1] THOUSANDS of households are eligible for a key disability benefit but aren’t claiming it. Personal Independence Payments (PIP) are given to those with long-term mental or physical health problems or disabilities. 1 Tom Farquhar, benefits information specialist at disability equality charity Scope, has shared his tips when it comes to applying for PIP Nearly three million…
