A live-in caretaker in Illinois has been sentenced to 60 years in prison for the 2019 murder of an elderly woman during a dispute over the volume of her television. Dmitri Rogatchev, 46, received his sentence on July 15 after being convicted of first-degree murder in June. Incident Details On December 3, 2019, Peoria Police … Read more
Former President Donald Trump recently revealed in a private meeting that, if reelected, he plans to impose an “all tariff policy,” resulting in the elimination of income taxes for Americans. Trump’s advocacy for tariffs isn’t new; during his first term, he used them as a key tool in foreign policy and negotiations. However, this proposal … Read more
A recent report by University of California, Berkeley economists reveals that clean energy tax credits have predominantly benefited higher-income tax filers, highlighting a challenge for the Biden administration’s emission reduction efforts. The study, circulated by the National Bureau of Economic Research, analyzed $47 billion in clean energy tax credits claimed between 2006 and 2021. It … Read more
Kentucky recorded a record $15.57 billion in revenue for the 2024 fiscal year, ending on June 30, marking another banner year for the state’s General Fund. This represents a $423.6 million increase, or 2.8%, from the previous fiscal year. The fund also exceeded the December estimate by $16.8 million, making it the most accurate projection … Read more
Americans can receive one-time payment from $5.5 million overcharge settlement without any proof required California residents might be eligible to claim a portion of a $5.5 million settlement from Southern Wine and Spirits. This lawsuit, initiated by Wiseman Park, LLC, alleges that the company charged excessive late fees on wine, beer, and liquor purchases. According … Read more
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and the City Council have filed a lawsuit to remove the Baby Bonus from the upcoming ballot, according to a recent filing in Baltimore Circuit Court. The Baby Bonus, a $1,000 payment to city residents after the birth or adoption of a child, aims to combat child poverty. Initiated by the … Read more
A guaranteed basic income program has provided financial relief to artists in New York, allowing them to focus on their creative endeavors without the constant stress of financial instability. Jacinta Bunnell Benefits from Guaranteed Income Jacinta Bunnell, a 52-year-old artist from Stone Ridge, New York, experienced a significant change in her life thanks to the … Read more
Oakland, California, has launched a groundbreaking initiative to support low-income residents with public transportation costs. Building on a successful 2021 pilot program, the city will distribute prepaid debit cards to a thousand residents of West Oakland. Each card, valued at $320, is designated for use on public transit, according to an official statement released Thursday. … Read more
In response to the devastation caused by the May 10 tornadoes, now officially recognized as a major disaster by President Biden, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has introduced a toll-free legal assistance hotline for residents of Leon County, Florida. This initiative aims to provide free legal support to low-income individuals affected by the disaster, … Read more
Alaska’s Governor Delivers Good News: PFD Amount Increased Don’t Miss the Deadline: How to Apply for Your PFD According to Marca, Alaska’s governor, Mike Dunleavy, has good news for residents. He announced that the amount of money Americans will get from the Permanent Fund dividend (PFD) will be a little higher than expected. The governor’s … Read more