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MAGA House Republicans’ Default on America Act Would Have Devastating Impacts Across America     Extreme bill would cut veterans’ health care, jeopardize public safety, and raise costs for families—even as House Republicans separately push for trillions in tax cuts skewed to the wealthy and big corporations   Congressional Republicans are holding the nation’s full faith and credit hostage in an effort to impose devastating cuts that would hurt veterans, raise costs for hardworking families, and hinder economic growth. The Default on America Act would cut veterans’ health care, education, Meals on Wheels, and public safety, take away health care from millions of Americans, and send manufacturing jobs overseas.  Outside economists say  that if enacted, the Default on America Act would “increase the likelihood” of a recession and result in 780,000 fewer jobs by the end of 2024. And House Republicans are demanding these cuts while separately advancing proposals to ad

Faena Art Event presents Dj Diplo  He is the Co- creator and lead member in the Electronic dancehall music project Major Lazer. 

Richard Mayhew: Natural Order May 6 – June 17, 2023 Opening: Saturday May 6, 6:00 – 8:00 PM Venus Over Manhattan 39 Great Jones Street New York, NY 10012 (New York, NY) –  Venus Over Manhattan  is pleased to present  Richard Mayhew: Natural Order , the inaugural presentation at its new gallery space at  39 Great Jones Street . This landmark exhibition, featuring some twenty paintings and works on paper, marks the gallery's debut exhibition with the artist, and features key loans from the collections of important supporters of Mayhew's practice. The only living member of the storied Spiral group, Richard Mayhew has achieved wide renown for lurid, improvisational paintings that render emotional visions of the American landscape. An artist of African American and Native American descent, Mayhew draws heavily on his relationship to his dual ancestry in his work, creating a unique visual language that explores the intersection of nature and culture, memory, an

               Sean Fader,  Sugar Zaddy , 2023, Archival inkjet print, 40 x 30 in/102 x 76 cm Sean Fader Sugar Daddy: Dear Danielle New York May 19 - June 24 Opening Reception: May 19, Friday, 6 -8 pm   “ Dear Danielle Steel,   My name is Sean Fader. I am a queer artist and a professor at Tulane University. I am writing to you from Stove Works, an artist residency in Chattanooga Tennessee. I have been asked to produce a piece for a show at Antenna Gallery that will open as part of a multivenue triennial in New Orleans. The exhibition’s theme is sugar, and I decided to investigate the history of the sugar daddy, in particular the story of Adolph Spreckels and Alma de Bretteville Spreckels. I was immediately consumed by their story which eventually led me to you .” -Sean Fader   This exhibition,  Sugar Daddy: Dear Danielle , opening May 19 and running through June 24 at Denny Gallery, New York, is a culmination of the artist’s years of research into the life and in

                                                                                When you hear the word Starbucks: What do you think of? When you hear someone speak about coffee and drinking coffee you may not understand unless you are a coffee drinker. Some people who are not coffee drinkers still has options at this establishment. If you are a decaf persona this is definitely not for you; yet they do have a selection for you there as well. As an avid Starbucks coffee drinker I can surely tell you which coffee packs the most punch as far as the caffeine high can bring you. No I am not currently sponsored by the coffee giant but as a loyal customer I know the ins and outs of the best caffeine packed drinks that are available for your selection. If you are a loyalist you would definitely have the app as well. When you have the app you are able to collect stars and get free items from Starbucks for being a loyalist and a Starbucks lover. There is levels to this, yes