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A 1980 BBC documentary shows Japanese bank tellers counting money with precise, ritualistic care, reflecting Japan’s dedication to order, harmony, and perfection.
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"One of the gravest defects of religion is the fact that it can be used to keep the poor contented with their lot, which is very convenient for the rich."
— Bertrand Russell
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Daylight Saving Time? More like Library Savings Time
(because of all the money i'm saving at the local library)
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Excellence and Leadership in our courts lead to Ohio to safe communities, strong families, rule of law.
Vote for Judge Marilyn Zayas for Ohio Supreme Court on November 3rd.
#Ohio #OhioFamilies #OhioSupremeCourt #ElectionDay #JudgeMarilynZayas
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Being a star just means that you just find your own special place, and that you shine where you are. ⭐
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IBM 1979.
Meta used AI to target workers with medical conditions for layoffs, according to a new lawsuit.
Twenty-six former Meta employees are suing, accusing the company of using AI that disproportionately targeted people with disabilities or workers who took medical leave in selecting people for mass layoffs.
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OHIO CONFERENCE OF TEAMSTERS ANNOUNCE 2026 CONGRESSIONAL ENDORSEMENTS
Today, the Ohio Conference of Teamsters announced its endorsements in Ohio’s 2026 congressional races, backing Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) for the U.S. Senate and a bipartisan slate of candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives who have demonstrated their commitment to workers’ rights and advancing the Faster Labor Contracts Act (FLCA).
The Conference endorsed for the U.S. House of Representatives Greg Landsman (D-1st District), Joyce Beatty (D-3rd District), Michael Rulli (R-6th District), Max Miller (R-7th District), Marcy Kaptur (D-9th District), Mike Turner (R-10th District), Shontel Brown (D-11th District), Emilia Sykes (D-13th District), David Joyce (R-14th District), and Mike Carey (R-15th District).
“We’ve endorsed this bipartisan coalition of candidates because they’ve proven they’re willing to take on Corporate America and advocate on behalf of our members in Congress,” said Pat Darrow, President of the Ohio Conference of Teamsters. “We don’t care about party affiliation — we care about whether our elected officials will empower workers and create middle-class union jobs. The majority of voters throughout our state feel the same way.”
Brown has spent decades fighting for Teamsters in Ohio and across the country. He successfully led the legislative battle to protect earned pension benefits for Teamsters retirees, introduced the bipartisan Railway Safety Act, and stood shoulder to shoulder with Teamsters on the picket line and at the bargaining table. If elected, Brown has committed to co-sponsoring the Faster Labor Contracts Act in the Senate.
Every incumbent candidate endorsed by the Ohio Conference of Teamsters voted for the Faster Labor Contracts Act in June. The Teamsters-backed bill which would become the strongest labor law in decades, streamlining the bargaining process for newly organized workers to secure their first union contract.
Marilyn “data center” John
In Columbus: State Rep. Marilyn John commends Ohio's ranking as the top state for business, citing tax reductions and energy incentives. This recognition is expected to foster new business opportunities in Richland County. #RichlandSource
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While you were figuring out how to pay rent, your president made $2.2 billion.
While your groceries got more expensive, he was collecting $636M off a memecoin his own supporters lost money on.
Who exactly is he working for? Not us.
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Bid to stop next Ohio Buc-ee's fails, no valid signatures on petition dispatch.com/story/business/…
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🚨BREAKING: The drained Reflecting Pool did not reveal any slices. Instead, tire marks were visible, obvious damage from Trump’s vanity drive in a fleet of 10-ton vehicles for no reason at all. He ruined his own project, then lied and blamed the citizens who paid for it.




























