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Oct. 28: Today, on Tuesday’s Hot Off The Press

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By Timothy Page

On today’s Hot Off The Press at 11:05 on WDEV AM 550, FM 96.1, and wdevradio.com, we discussed today’s VDC headlines – 


Vermont’s lost FEMA funding

The Trump administration decision came just a few days after Grist reported that Vermont lost track of millions in FEMA funding it received for July 2024 flooding as the state burned through cash faster than anticipated. Vague contract terms, pricey consultants, and poor oversight appear to be at least some of the culprits. 


Scott supports suing feds for SNAP benefits

“I have directed my administration to work with Attorney General Clark to support a multi-state lawsuit,” Scott said.


21-year-old Burlington woman charged with producing illegal porn

Morgan reportedly live-streamed sexually explicit conduct of a minor child, according to Assistant U.S. Attorney Joshua L. Banker.


Local school budget votes affect statewide taxation, citizen voting lawyer tells Supreme Court

During October 14 oral arguments, a Supreme Court justice asked Hassan whether the Burlington elections would impact statewide spending and policy.


Bernie Sanders highlights AI Job displacement billboards in NY/SF

The company promotes its AI employee, Ava, an autonomous sales tool adopted by over 250 organizations, with plans to introduce two additional AI employees, Aaron and Aria, by year-end. 


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