Michigan Unemployment Agency Settles $55 Million Lawsuit: What You Need to Know Wronged Jobseekers to Receive Compensation: Michigan Unemployment Agency Agrees to Pay Back Millions According to TheSuns, A big problem happened with the Michigan Unemployment Agency. The agency was supposed to help people who lost their jobs, but they did something wrong. They took … Read more
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Payments to Increase in August Get Ready for a Boost: What You Need to Know About the Upcoming SSI Payments According to WashingtonExaminer, Many Americans with serious disabilities are excited because they will soon get a payment from the government. This payment is called Supplemental Security Income (SSI). The amount of … Read more
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is set to tackle the city’s public safety issues with a significant investment in people and resources. At a public forum in the Little Village neighborhood, Johnson attributed the city’s violence to disinvestment by previous administrations and outlined his vision for a safer Chicago. “My vision for safety in Chicago is … Read more
A person earning North Carolina’s minimum wage of $7.25 per hour would need to work 139 hours per week to afford a two-bedroom rental at the current fair market rate of $1,311, according to a new study. This equates to working three and a half full-time jobs in 2024. This stark reality affects some of … Read more
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is shifting the city’s approach to public safety by investing in residents. Chicago Mayor Vows to Address Public Safety Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson says he will tackle public safety issues by investing in residents. He wants to provide safe spaces and fully fund services like education, transportation, healthcare, and jobs. He … Read more
Illinois’ high tuition costs have increased by 49% over the last 15 years. Illinois’ High Tuition Costs A recent survey shows that Illinois’ average in-state tuition has increased by 49% over the last 15 years, making it one of the most expensive states for higher education. This trend is causing students to seek opportunities outside … Read more
Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program in Illinois: Fresh Produce for Low-Income Seniors Illinois Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program: Eligibility and Benefits Explained Low-income seniors in Illinois can now access fresh locally grown produce through the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program, according to the published article of WTWO. Announced by IDoA and IDHS eligible seniors receive … Read more
Maryland Approves $27M Contract to Enhance EBT Benefits Security Amid Theft Concerns EBT Benefits Security Boosted: Maryland Approves $27M Contract with Conduent Maryland state leaders have approved a $27 million contract to enhance the security of EBT benefits following widespread theft concerns affecting nearly 943,000 residents, according to the published article of CBS NEWS. The … Read more
Oregon Gets Ready to Vote on Revolutionary Universal Basic Income What is UBI and How Could it Affect Your Life? Accoridng to TheSuns, Oregon is getting ready to vote on a big idea. This idea is called Universal Basic Income, or UBI for short. UBI means that every person in Oregon would get some money … Read more
Washington State Sees Massive Exodus of Taxpayers $1.66 Billion in Tax Revenue Lost as People Flee to California According to JustTheNews, Recently, the government looked at how many people moved to and from Washington state. They found that between 2021 and 2022, 18,798 people and their families left the state. This means the state lost … Read more