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‘Knightfall’ leaves Netflix in August 2023

‘Knightfall’ leaves Netflix in August 2023

Knightfall – Image: HISTORY Channel fall of knightsthe captivating historical drama, will say goodbye to Netflix in the United States and several other countries in August 2023. Originally aired on the History Channel, fall of knights debuted in December 2017 and quickly gained a devoted following for its riveting storytelling and impressive production values. After just two seasons, the the show was unfortunately canceled. Set in the 14th century, fall of knights is set in the dangerous world of the Knights Templar, a legendary order of warrior monks. Powered by a talented cast, including Tom Cullen, Jim Carter, and Mark…
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Wall Street executives place their first bets against Donald Trump in 2024

Wall Street executives place their first bets against Donald Trump in 2024

A wave of financial sector executives made early donations to Donald Trump's main opponents in the second quarter as many on Wall Street seek an alternative to the former president to lead the Republican Party in 2024. New filings from the Federal Election Commission show that dozens of Wall Street executives donated the legal maximum of $3,300 for the primaries or $6,600 for the entire election cycle to many of the Republican candidates who voted below Trump in the primaries, according to a report. joint analysis of the latest disclosures from NBC News and CNBC. Trump's main rival, Florida Governor…
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In ‘war on renters,’ landlords fight push for affordable housing

In ‘war on renters,’ landlords fight push for affordable housing

in a full town hall meetingone resident after another appeared before the City Council of the city of Surprise, in suburban Phoenix, pleading with officials to block the construction of an apartment complex for seniors and low-income renters, yelling, interrupting and arguing about crime and traffic congestion. Among the crowd was Nate Pomeroy, a leader in the effort to lock down the apartment complex. He moved to Surprise in 2018 from Scottsdale after years in California to retire and hoped it would be the last house he would live in. Now, he's not sure whether to stay. He worries the…
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How the closure of US drugmaker Akorn contributed to the escalation of the drug shortage crisis

How the closure of US drugmaker Akorn contributed to the escalation of the drug shortage crisis

When Akorn Pharmaceuticals closed its doors in February, hospitals across the country felt it.The Lake Forest, Illinois-based drug maker was responsible for producing 75 generic drugs, all of which were withdrawn from the market when the company went out of business. In some cases, the company was the sole supplier of certain products. The shutdown comes amid, and contributed to, an ongoing drug shortage crisis in the US. Akorn's bankruptcy and subsequent closure are part of a larger disaster caused by fewer U.S. manufacturers making cheaper generic drugs, meager profits for the remaining companies, and a global supply chain that…
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