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Discord Clips is a new feature for Nitro subscribers that let them save recordings of their games. This can be used whether you’re streaming to your friends in Discord or just playing a game by ...

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SNAP benefits for able-bodied adults without dependents may run out in November due to the federal government shutdown. Tennessee has some of the highest grocery prices in the nation, and state ...

Too Good To Go partners with restaurants and grocery stores for surplus goods. As the government shutdown drags on, SNAP benefits could lapse for 42 million Americans who rely on the federally funded ...

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