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Friday October 4th, 2024 evening edition

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Former officials in Donald Trump's White House have dropped new bombshell claims that the previous president wanted to withhold federal disaster aid in states that were not Republican-leaning during his time as commander in chief.

In one shocking instance — during the deadly California wildfires in 2018 — Harvey claims that Trump initially refused to approve disaster aid because the state is historically Democratic.

Harvey alleges that the then-president only changed his mind after staff made the case that Orange County, where fire was spreading, largely supported Trump.

Troye alleges that Trump refused to sign documents approving aid as president, despite pleas from local politicians, leading her to repeatedly call on Pence to step in.

Trump also falsely claimed that President Joe Biden was dodging calls from Georgia's Republican governor amid the storm, which the governor himself debunked.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre shut down the remarks, noting that officials have rescued and supported more than 1,400 people impacted by the deadly storm.

"This is their job — to get food there, to get generators there, to save some lives, to rescue people. »

Biden administration can move forward with student loan forgiveness, federal judge rules

Authored by cnbc.com

A federal judge will let expire a temporary restraining order against the Biden administration's sweeping new student loan forgiveness plan, which could deliver relief to tens of millions of Americans.

The ruling means President Joe Biden may move forward with his administration's student loan forgiveness plan, just weeks before the November election.

The judge directed the case to be transferred to Missouri, since the states claim Biden's plan would most harm student loan servicer Mohela, or the Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority. »

World of Warcraft's Latest Expansion Wiped Out Some Guilds' Inventories Seemingly For Good, and Players Are Furious

Authored by ign.com

World of Warcraft's latest expansion, The War Within, has been out for over a month now, and things are going great.

While initially some players suspected thieving guild members or some sort of visual bug, as more reports came in, the reality became increasingly clear.

Without warning, hundreds of guilds had seen massive amounts of items sitting inside their banks wiped out by the 11.0.2 patch with seemingly no rhyme or reason. »