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Did you know that in January 2022, Dollar General experienced a 19.2% increase in foot traffic compared to the same month in 2020?. This surge in customers has led the discount store chain to invest $100 million in enhancing the in-store experience for shoppers. The investment will primarily focus on increasing staff hours to maintain consistent store standards and improve customer service.

Sources: Business Insider, FirstPost, and The Wall Street Journal (Shout out to their amazing website) The Boring Company and SpaceX employees will be able to live and work in Elon Musk's town, the Wall Street Journal just reported.

Source: The Independent (Shout out to their amazing website) Rasheem Carter sent his mother a terrifying farewell text message one day in October. The 25-year-old Black man informed her that he was being pursued by several white males driving pickup trucks while they yelled racial epithets at him.

Sources: USA Today, ABC News, The Kyiv Independent (Shout out to their amazing website) Authorities from Poland and Slovakia are pleading with their partners to send fighter planes to Ukraine, stating that they are prepared to do so as part of an international coalition and will be sending their Soviet-made MiG-29 jet fighters to Kyiv.

As a country we eat over $1.7 billion worth of sandwiches annually, making it one of the most beloved foods in the United States. Whether for lunch, dinner, or a quick snack, sandwiches offer a convenient and tasty meal option for people on the go.

Source:MSN and Cheezeburger (Shout out to check their amazing website) When McDonald's messes with the price of a hash brown, which is the one thing they should never do, the Internet revolts.

Do you want to pay a fortune for a fast-food meal that leaves you unsatisfied and unhealthy?. A man claims in a viral TikTok video that Walmart offers a better meal deal than fast-food chains, sparking a debate among social media users about the quality and affordability of Walmart's food offerings.

Sources: India Today, News, and Bol News (Shout out to their amazing website) Recently, the new ChatGPT artificial intelligence chatbot has been making waves throughout the globe.

Sources: Yonhap News English and FOX News (Shout out to their amazing website) Last month, North Korea vowed the "toughest response to any military move of the US" to interfere in their country, including exchanging nuclear weapons.

Source: iMore (Shout out to their amazing website) While experiencing extraordinary losses at the CEO level, Apple is said to have suspended hiring and delayed compensation for those who are still employed.

Source: Daily Dot (Shout out to their amazing website) After warning Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card users about card skimming, a mother of three autistic children went viral.

Sources: The Associated Press (Shout out to their amazing website) In an ambitious South Korean national project to establish the largest semiconductor production base in the vicinity of the nation's capital, Seoul, Samsung Electronics announced on Wednesday that it anticipates investing 300 trillion won ($230 billion) over the following 20 years.

Sources: The Hill and CNN Business (Shout out to their amazing website) Although prices declined in several important categories in February, inflation fell for the seventh consecutive month.

Sources: TAG24 News Shout out to their amazing website) In a brand-new film from More Perfect Union, the workers who assisted in the construction of Tesla's Texas gigafactory outside of Austin have related horrifying accounts of maltreatment.

Sources: MSN (Shout out to their amazing website) Can the government detain and imprison people for criticizing public servants?. In light of the First Amendment, the solution might appear to be obvious.

Sources: Go Banking Rates (Shout to their amazing website) The Social Security Expansion Act was formally reintroduced to Congress by Democratic Sen. Bernie Sanders (Vt.) on February 13.

Sources: Newsweek and Click 2 Houston (Shout to their amazing website) A Texas lady who was horribly scarred after being hit by one of Union Pacific's trains that failed to stop because they did not adhere to federal safety regulations was awarded $557 million in damages.

Sources: Business Insider (Shout to their amazing website) From birth, two Democratic congressmen want to start all Americans out on the correct financial footing. Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts and Cory Booker of New Jersey wrote a letter on Wednesday to Michael Nutter and Felicia Wong, the chairs and vice chairs of the Treasury Department's Advisory Committee on Racial Equity (TACRE), pleading with them to support their "Baby Bonds" legislation.

Sources: Market Insider and Tesla Rati(Shout to their amazingwebsite) Tesla, owned by Elon Musk, has begun a pricing war on electric vehicles in the US. The carmaker has significantly reduced the price of purchasing a Model 3, Model S, Model X, or Model Y since the beginning of 2023, putting pressure on rival EV manufacturers as well as conventional automakers like Ford and GM.

Sources: The Daily Caller and CNN (Shout to their amazing website) President Joseph Biden discontinued the practice of holding migrant families who crossed the border illegally when he took office, but the Biden administration is now contemplating reinstituting it, according to two administration officials.