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Washington mdash; Properties owned by the Trump Organization charged the U.S. Secret Service rates that far exceeded the government rates during former President Donald Trump s presidency, Secret Service documents obtained by Democrats on the House Oversight Committee show.In a letter to Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle, Rep. Carolyn Maloney, chair of the Oversight panel, revealed the rates charged to the agency tasked with protecting the president and his famil stanley cup y members were as high as $1,185 per room per night in at least one instance, which Maloney said is more than five times the government rate.The Washington Post was the first to report the spending. The exorbitant rates charged to the Secret Service and agents frequent stays at Trump-owned properties raise sig stanley cup nificant concerns about the former pr stanley cup esident s self-dealing and may have resulted in a taxpayer-funded windfall for former President Trump s struggling businesses, Maloney, a New York Democrat, told Cheatle. The Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. Erin Scott/Bloomberg via Getty Images Records obtained by the committee from the Secret Service show the agency was charged higher than the government rate at least 40 times in the U.S. between Inauguration Day 2017 and Sept. 15, 2021. The Secret Service spent more than $1.4 million at Trump-owned properti Jltm Younger generations are lonelier and social media doesn t help, survey finds
FREMONT, Calif. -- The drought in California is even impacting Halloween. Local pumpkin patches are going dry, and that means the Great Pumpkin may not be so great this year, CBS San Francisco station KPIX-TV reports.The pumpkins picked and rolled out of J.E. Perry Farms won t be nearly as large as the ones in years past. I ve mizuno got a lot of small ones, said Doug Perry, manager of J. E. Perry Farms, in Fremont. Everybody s short on medium and large pumpkins this year, but we did what we could under the circumstances. adidas og The drought is weighing heavily on farmers like Perry.Perry has changed the way he grows his organic pumpkins. He s using drip irrigation so the water flows directly to the roo stanley cup ts, as opposed to an all-sprinkler system. Perry said he s using 60 percent less water this way. But it s not enough to splurge on growing gigantic pumpkins. It s been a tough season for growers hoping to squash records at the famous pumpkin contest in Half Moon Bay. California drought drains lakes 26 photos The drought isn t just affecting the size of pumpkins at many Bay Area farms, but growers are noticing more insects attacking their crop this year as well. We have a lot of squash bugs out here, and that s a big p