to pokes holes in the idea that alex murdaugh would have washed his clothes after allegedly killing his wife and son. let me ask you in your mind s eye that night june 7 did he look like somebody he don t just blown his son head off spatter everybody. i can t say for sure. alex murdaugh s lawyers declined to participate in the interview prior to the trial but release a statement saying to cnn we are confident that he will be acquitted. alex continues to hope that everyone responsible for maggie and paul s death will eventually s brought to justice, this trial will probably be one of the most watched since oj murdaugh s trial in connection to mallory beach s wrongful death lawsuit yet to be scheduled. sled did open a new investigation into glory satterfield s death, the murdaugh s housekeeper and plan to he can say assume her body, alex murdaugh admitted in court to stealing the insurance fund that belonged to glory s estate,
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to get it and then 300. there are now 7.5 million people who lose all their benefits today and 3 million who lose that extra $300 a week. and the question is what happens, but we have a little indication maybe, at least on the jobs front because the labor day sort of crunched the data from about half the u.s. states that cut these boosted benefits early, right? and what did that show us? it showed that the states that sort of were painting so many of these workers as free loaders who weren t going to get a job, that they wanted the free money instead, they didn t have appreciably bigger job growth in those states. it was basically the same, poppy. you know, the states that kept the benefits on and the states that took the benefits off, not a really big difference there. so it kind of pokes holes in that political, you know, that political chatter that this was government money that was keeping people from working. we know there are a lot of jobs open, 10.1 million. we also know the
Written by Steven HansenThe U.S. new cases 7-day rolling average are 34.7 % LOWER than the 7-day rolling average one week ago and U.S. deaths due to coronavirus are now 37.4 % LOWER than the rolling average one week ago. Today s posts include: