By Kevin Hardy, Stateline.org States are rushing to inform some residents who rely on food stamps that they will soon be forced to meet work requirements or lose their food assistance. Related Articles People pardoned by Trump want banks to … Continued
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Minnesota United had an opportunity to cash in by selling Joaquin Pereyra to a European club during the summer. Instead, they have signed the Argentine attacking midfielder to contract extension. The Loons said Thursday the club and Pereyra have agreed … Continued