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YOUTUBE (LiveNOW from FOX) - Child sex abuse claims: 1 in 5 cases name New York school staffers as perpetrators

An extensive two-year investigation published by The 74 Media reveals that nearly 18% of all cases filed under New York's Child Victims Act name a school, educator or staff member as a defendant. The analysis shows that roughly 70% of these look-back cases remain unresolved nearly seven years after the law's enactment, with Manhattan's rate reaching nearly 79%. Watch the full interview with The 74 Media's Amanda Geduld and LiveNOW's Shawna Khalafi to hear more about this investigative report.

In Manhattan, what is the rate of unresolved look-back cases under New York's Child Victims Act nearly seven years after the law's enactment?
The rate in Manhattan reaches nearly 79%.
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What percentage of look-back cases under New York's Child Victims Act remain unresolved nearly seven years after the law's enactment?
Roughly 70% of these look-back cases remain unresolved nearly seven years after the law's enactment.
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According to an investigation by The 74 Media, what percentage of cases filed under New York's Child Victims Act name a school, educator, or staff member as a defendant?
Nearly 18% of all cases filed under New York's Child Victims Act name a school, educator, or staff member as a defendant.
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YOUTUBE (LiveNOW from FOX) - WATCH: Trump talks Presidents Cup, Anthropic's Dario Amodei, Xi state visit

We are now learning that President Donald Trump will host Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei at the White House for a dinner on Sunday evening. Trump confirmed this earlier reporting as he headed back to Washington D.C. after a visit to Medinah Country Club for the Presidents Cup. Trump also spoke about his recent state visit with President Xi Jinping of China from last week.

YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - ‘SIX-FIGURE SUCCESS’: Teen entrepreneurs build BIG BUSINESS from Hot Dogs

Dogs Out co-founders Matt D’Arcy and Keith Stedronsky reveal how they turned a hot dog stand they started at 16 into a six-figure business and discuss entrepreneurship and capitalism. #foxbusiness #varney 0:00 | Teen Entrepreneurs Build a Six-Figure Hot Dog Business 0:44 | Inside Their College Hot Dog Eating Tour 1:38 | The Plan to Turn Hot Dogs Into Big Business 2:13 | Why These Young Founders Believe in Capitalism 2:41 | Their Mission to Make Hot Dogs Cool Again

What economic philosophy do the young founders of Dogs Out believe in?
The young founders of Dogs Out believe in capitalism.
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What activities are part of the business operations for the founders of Dogs Out?
The founders participate in a college hot dog eating tour as part of their business activities.
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What is the business model or mission behind the company Dogs Out?
The founders' mission is to make hot dogs cool again and they have implemented a plan to turn their hot dog business into a big business.
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Who are the co-founders of the business Dogs Out and what is the scale of their success?
The co-founders of Dogs Out are Matt D’Arcy and Keith Stedronsky, who have turned a hot dog stand started at age 16 into a six-figure business.
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ABCNEWS (ABC News: Top Stories) - Blanche addresses White House press ban, calls access 'a privilege ... not a right'

Attorney General Todd Blanched joined "This Week" Sunday amid ongoing litigation between several media outlets and the administration over access to the White House.

YOUTUBE (CNN) - Trump’s taxpayer-funded ads draw bipartisan criticism

The White House has launched another taxpayer-funded television ad before the midterms, this time featuring imagery of President Donald Trump walking down a hall as audio plays of him saying “this is the final battle.” This is the third government-funded ad to be captured in recent days by the media tracker AdImpact, drawing bipartisan criticism. CNN’s Patrick Svitek reports.

YOUTUBE (CNN) - Sen. Fetterman says he is a 'lifelong Republican' in gaffe

Democratic Senator John Fetterman mistakenly referred to himself as a "lifelong Republican" on Saturday at the Texas Tribune Festival in Austin. The gaffe comes after speculation that the senator may leave the Democratic Party come midterm elections.