New York Grandmother Alisa Goods Found Dead in Las Vegas, Walmart Rolls Back Prices on 11,000 Products, and YouTube Is Offering Top Creators Millions for Exclusivity
Alisa Goods, a 63-year-old New York grandmother who went missing during a visit to Las Vegas has been found dead. Walmart is announcing price cuts on 11,000 products using nearly $3 billion in tariff refund money. And YouTube is quietly offering top creators millions for exclusively. From the Black Effect Podcast…
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