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"Your heart just gets bigger and bigger," Foster family opens home

There is a great need for foster parents across North Carolina to give kids a place to call home, even more so during the pandemic.An Alamance County family recently provided a home for a baby who tested positive for Covid 19. The baby was in the hospital, it was an emergency situation and she needed a home for a couple months. Ginger and Scott Rhoads provided that temporary home.They are fairly new foster parents, so they said it was quite the experience. The baby is at a more permanent foster home now and the Rhoads are fostering a one year old son at home with their two biological daughters, Bella and Lyla Mae. “It was definitely a process and was hard to get used to but now he s not as much as a baby and he s older and we can play with him and he’s part of our family now, said Lyla Mae. When asked what the couple would tell a family who might be thinking about taking the first step in fostering, Ginger said, “I would tell them, go for it. I would tell them the rew ....

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FCC fines Montana man $9.9 million for racist robocalls

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The FCC leveled a nearly $10 million fine against a Montana man who it said made racist and threatening robocalls.
AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin
The FCC fined Scott Rhodes $9.9 million for making thousands of racist and threatening robocalls.
Targets of the calls included Black and Jewish politicians, as well as a murder victim s family.
In this instance, not only were the calls unlawful, but the caller took them to new levels of egregiousness, the FCC said.
The Federal Communications Commission said it fined a Montana man $9.9 million for making racist and threatening robocalls that targeted Black and Jewish politicians, the family of a murder victim, and residents of Charlottesville, Virginia, in an attempt to influence a jury in a murder case against an avowed neo-Nazi. ....

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Montana man fined $9.9 million by the FCC for making thousands of racist and threatening robocalls

Montana man fined $9.9 million by the FCC for making thousands of racist and threatening robocalls
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The FCC leveled a nearly $10 million fine against a Montana man who it said made racist and threatening robocalls. AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin
The FCC fined Scott Rhodes $9.9 million for making thousands of racist and threatening robocalls.
Targets of the calls included Black and Jewish politicians, as well as a murder victim s family.
In this instance, not only were the calls unlawful, but the caller took them to new levels of egregiousness, the FCC said.
The Federal Communications Commission said it fined a Montana man $9.9 million for making racist and threatening robocalls that targeted Black and Jewish politicians, the family of a murder victim, and residents of Charlottesville, Virginia, in an attempt to influence a jury in a murder case a ....

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FCC Hits Montana Man with $9.9M Fine for Racist Robocalls Targeting Black Politicians

The FCC has fined a Montana man $9.9 million for making thousands of racist and threatening robocalls.
Scott Rhodes, 51, reportedly targeted Black and Jewish politicians, as well as a murder victim’s family, and attempted to influence a jury in a murder case against a neo-Nazi, per Business Insider India.
Rhodes reportedly used an online platform to manipulate caller ID so the calls, made from different states in 2018, appeared to be from local numbers. The reportedly used a technique known as “neighbor spoofing.”
“The law is clear: Spoofed caller ID robocalls used with the intent to defraud, cause harm, or cheat recipients is unlawful. And the American people are sick and tired of it,” Ajit Pai, the FCC chairman at the time, said in the January 14 announcement of the fine. ....

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Alleged Nazi Supporter, Idaho Native Fined $9 Million For Threats

Alleged Nazi Supporter, Idaho Native Fined $9 Million For Threats
A former native of Idaho and Montana resident has been fined $9.9 million for allegedly producing thousands of recorded phone messages over the span of the past three years. The individual who received the fine has alleged ties to a white supremacy group.
(FCC) has fined a 51-year-old Montana resident more than $9 million for his roll in allegedly producing, and sending, more than 30,000 messages over the telephone to residents in multiple states, according to details shared at msn.com. The calls, in which nearly 5,000 were distributed between May and December of 2018 alone, were deemed unlawful and threatening, according to msnnews.com. ....

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