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September 29, 2022

I am currently unsupervised I know it freaks me out too but the possibilities are endless shirt

IS PROTECTED BY RECAPTCHA PRIVACY POLICY | TERMS OF SERVICE “Disasters happen,” Demings said. “But evictions during a disaster don’t need to. We should not allow Americans to go homeless due to financial distress during an emergency.” Lofton, a former chef who has a medical condition that makes it difficult for him to work, said he receives a monthly federal check for $1,178 that is used to cover rent, utilities, groceries and other bills. But the I am currently unsupervised I know it freaks me out too but the possibilities are endless shirt in addition I really love this rent on his apartment in the Mirela North complex that has been his home for four years jumped in May to $1,200, from $980. And he was told the complex would no longer be accepting Section 8 federal housing vouchers. “One of the reasons that housing voucher holders are unable to use those vouchers is because the value of their vouchers has not kept up with rapid rent increases,” Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge said recently. Recommended HURRICANE IAN Hurricane Ian makes landfall in Florida as a Category 4 storm U.S. NEWS Six people are shot at a California school, official says Lofton said he got multiple extensions from the landlord, during which he tried and failed to find another place to rent. He said he has no wife or children and not much in the way of family, either. And now he has three days to leave his apartment. “How do they expect people to move?” Lofton said. “It’s not fair at all.” There was no answer when NBC News called the Mirela management office to see whether it still intends to evict Lofton on Friday. So, Lofton said, he woke up Wednesday and thanked God for another day. But he also prayed for a place to sleep during — and after — the storm. CORRECTION (Sept. 28, 2022, 8:25 p.m. ET): A headline on a previous version of this article misspelled the last name of a U.S. House member from Florida. She is Val Demings, not Demmings. Deon J. Hampton Deon J. Hampton is a national reporter for NBC News.Sept. 28, 2022, 8:18 PM +07 By Minyvonne Burke Katie Couric, a former co-anchor of NBC’s “TODAY” show, announced Wednesday that she has been undergoing treatment for breast cancer. Couric, 65, began her most recent Instagram post by sharing a startling statistic — every two minutes, a woman is diagnosed with the disease in the United States. “On June 21st, I became one of them,” she wrote. “As we approach #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, I wanted to share my personal story with you all and encourage you to get screened and understand that you may fall into a category of women who needs more than a mammogram.” In an essay on her Katie Couric Media website, she revealed that she learned about her diagnosis on her eighth wedding anniversary to John Molner. “I felt sick and the room started to spin. I was in the middle of an open office, so I walked to a corner and spoke quietly, my mouth unable to keep up with the questions swirling in my head,” she wrote. Get the Morning Rundown