Tim
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In fairness, some in Washington are trying to do some of that already: This month, the Senate overwhelmingly passed a bipartisan bill backed by Sen. Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts progressive, and Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina, which would incentivize new home construction and help convert vacant buildings into housing.
From Slate
Democratic Gov. Tim Walz proposed $10 million in loans for affected businesses and rent assistance for thousands of families, and is also seeking federal reimbursement.
Chief Executive Tim Sweeney announced the cuts Tuesday morning in a message to employees.
From Los Angeles Times
Tim Sherwood, the former player who left Spurs in May 2014 after a six-month spell as permanent head coach, has made it clear he fancies the job, saying: "I would keep them in the Premier League. I believe that someone with common sense keeps them in the Premier League."
From BBC
In a note to staff on Tuesday, Epic's chief executive Tim Sweeney apologised for the cuts - attributing them to a "downturn" in Fortnite engagement beginning in 2025.
From BBC
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