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American Songwriter1d
On This Day in 1970, Johnny Cash Refused to Play a Pair of Controversial Songs for Richard Nixon at the White House
On this day in 1970, Johnny Cash performed a 12-song set of his choosing at the White House for Richard Nixon.
Nation on MSN5d
Cashless payments only? Why you risk being fined Sh100, 000 for refusing to accept cash
Business entities and individuals could face fines of up to Sh100,000 if MPs pass a Bill currently before the House that seeks to make payment of cash for goods and services a mandatory option for ...
The Dispatch / The Rock Island Argus14d
Illinois Senate president improperly accepted $4M in campaign cash, authorities say
Harmon has until April 18 to return the campaign cash above the limits “to the ... said the contributions Harmon accepted “would not pass muster with an auditor.” “The onus is on the ...
Benzinga.com14d
Americans Have 401(k)s, Not Cash 'Lying Around To Buy Stocks,' Says An Investor. Exposure To The Market Doesn't Mean They Can Buy The Dip
“What they DO NOT have is a pile of cash lying around to buy stocks. Just stop. This is decimating millions of Americans.” The original post, which quickly racked up over 13,000 upvotes and ...
HoopsHype14d
Nikola Jokic on Mike Malone firing: I knew a little bit before everybody... It was not a discussion, I listened and accepted it
“They felt this team needed a jolt to end the season. Going into the playoffs, they want to inject this team with some life.” @ShamsCharania shares insights on why Nuggets ownership decided to ...
Chicago Tribune14d
Illinois Senate President Don Harmon improperly accepted $4 million in campaign cash, election authorities say
Harmon has until April 18 to return the campaign cash above the limits “to the ... said the contributions Harmon accepted “would not pass muster with an auditor.” “The onus is on the ...
Wall Street Journal15d
‘The Humble Investor’ and ‘How Not to Invest’: Money Matters
Since then, we’ve begun to accept that finance is about what fallible human beings should and shouldn’t do with their money. What to do and what not to do—what else is there to know?