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Image of the Day: The Ongoing Biden Pay Cut

Posted without additional commentary, per the latest Labor Department data, here's an illustration from economist Steve Moore of the immediate and ongoing pay cut that Americans have experienced since Joe Biden became president:

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June 06, 2023 • 11:45 AM

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Tuesday, March 17 2015

"America's Got Talent" host Nick Cannon is suing his estranged wife, Mariah Carey, for leaving him in the dark about the $9 million sale of the Bel-Air home the couple once shared.

According to the lawsuit, Cannon claims that Carey and her business manager, Michael Kane, took control of the sale and that he didn't find out about it until after the fact.

Although Cannon claims to be fine with the sale and price, he says the problem is that he was not kept in the loop from start to finish. And he's most concerned about how the funds from the sale will be divvied up. Cannon wants the $9 million frozen until they can determine who will be getting what.

Source:  tmz.com

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