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Jennifer Jean Miller is an award-winning news reporter, known for her coverage of New Jersey’s nursing home deaths during the coronavirus pandemic. She holds college degrees in Education and Paralegal Studies.

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The above photo shows a sign for a Starbucks Coffee shop in Harvard Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Charles Krupa / AP

Starbucks Has Been Borrowing Money from Its Mobile Customers - Here's How

Prepaid customer gift cards have a high likelihood of being orphaned, a term called 'breakage,' leaving revenue on the table for the company.

By Jennifer Jean Miller November 25, 2020

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer introduces Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden at the Beech Woods Recreation Center in Southfield on Oct. 16.

Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images

Michigan Commissioners Vote To Recommend Impeachment of Gov. Whitmer

One commission member reportedly called Gov. Gretchen Whitmer 'a dictator' and said she had 'stomped on our constitution.'

By Jennifer Jean Miller November 25, 2020

Maryland Governor Larry Hogan arrives for a news briefing about the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic in front of the Maryland State House April 17 in Annapolis, Maryland.

Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images

Governor Declares 'There’s No Constitutional Right To Walk Around Without a Mask'

'I have a constitutional right to not wear a seat belt or to yell fire in a crowded movie theater or to not follow the speed limit.'

By Jennifer Jean Miller November 24, 2020

Actor Leonardo DiCaprio, left, and actress Mandy Moore, right.

Chris Pizzello - Invision / AP; Rachel Luna / Getty Images

Hollywood Superstars Pouring Huge Cash Into Crucial Georgia Races in Bid To 'Change America'

If Democrat challengers win key Republican Senatorial runoff races in Georgia on Jan. 5, it will lead to a Democrat Senate majority.

By Jennifer Jean Miller November 23, 2020

Channel 3000 / News 3 Now / YouTube screen shot

University Moves Forward on Plan To Remove Boulder After Activists Claim It Is Racist

Members of the campus Wisconsin Black Student Union consider the rock's history racist, but removing it would disturb an ancient burial site.

By Jennifer Jean Miller November 19, 2020

Customers and vendors at the Farmers Market in Key West, Florida, wear protective masks amid the coronavirus pandemic on Sept. 17.

Daniel Slim - AFP / via Getty Images

Study: COVID Immunity May Last for Years - or Even Decades

'I don’t think it’s an unreasonable prediction to think that these immune memory components would last for years,' one researcher said.

By Jennifer Jean Miller November 18, 2020

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden's son, Hunter, is pictured in a 2016 file photo when he was chairman of the World Food Program USA.

Teresa Kroeger / Getty Images for World Food Program USA

Twitter CEO Admits Censoring Hunter Biden Story Was 'Wrong'

Dorsey's admission came two weeks after the election where the story his company squelched could have been decisive for some voters.

By Jennifer Jean Miller November 17, 2020

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer introduces Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden at Beech Woods Recreation Center in Southfield, Michigan, on Oct. 16.

Jim Watson - AFP / Getty Images

Lawmakers Move for Impeachment of Gov. Whitmer After New Round of Restrictions

The Michigan governor ordered another round of restrictions - which she called a 'three-week pause' - beginning Wednesday.

By Jennifer Jean Miller November 16, 2020

Presumptive president-elect Joe Biden removes his mask before addressing the media about the Trump administration’s lawsuit to overturn the Affordable Care Act in Wilmington, Delaware, on Tuesday.

Joe Raedle / Getty Images

GOP Governors Already Standing Up to Biden on Mask Mandates

Joe Biden claimed that mask mandates in each of the states will assist the country as a whole in returning to 'a normal life.'

By Jennifer Jean Miller November 14, 2020

Latarius Howard, who also goes by L.T. Truitt, was arrested Friday in relation to a shooting.

Leland Police Department / Facebook

'Very Dangerous' Suspect Captured in Manhunt After Police Officer Killed in Line of Duty

Police Chief James Patrick Smith of the Helena-West Helena Police Department confirmed Howard and Hillie's capture to WREG.

By Jennifer Jean Miller November 13, 2020

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Starbucks Has Been Borrowing Money from Its Mobile Customers - Here's How

Michigan Commissioners Vote To Recommend Impeachment of Gov. Whitmer

Governor Declares 'There’s No Constitutional Right To Walk Around Without a Mask'

Hollywood Superstars Pouring Huge Cash Into Crucial Georgia Races in Bid To 'Change America'

University Moves Forward on Plan To Remove Boulder After Activists Claim It Is Racist

Study: COVID Immunity May Last for Years - or Even Decades

Twitter CEO Admits Censoring Hunter Biden Story Was 'Wrong'

Lawmakers Move for Impeachment of Gov. Whitmer After New Round of Restrictions

GOP Governors Already Standing Up to Biden on Mask Mandates

'Very Dangerous' Suspect Captured in Manhunt After Police Officer Killed in Line of Duty

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