Davidson News

US Expats Urged to Act Now: Deadline Approaching to Claim Stimulus Checks

American citizens residing abroad are reminded of a critical deadline approaching swiftly – June 15th, 2024 – to seize the opportunity to claim their federal stimulus checks. These Economic Impact Payments, which could amount to as much as $3,200, stand as a crucial lifeline for US expats navigating financial challenges overseas. The eligibility criteria for … Read more

IRS Announces Refund Dates for 2024 EITC and ACTC Filers

Taxpayers eagerly awaiting their tax refunds after filing for Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC) benefits in the 2024 tax season can now mark their calendars. The IRS has officially announced the refund dates for these filers, shedding light on when individuals can expect their much-anticipated refunds. According to IRS … Read more

Nissan Leaf 2024 Qualifies for $3,750 Federal EV Tax Credit in Tennessee

Nissan has officially confirmed that the 2024 Nissan Leaf will once again be eligible for a federal EV tax credit of $3,750. This credit, which is half of the maximum amount of $7,500, effectively reduces the price of the Leaf to $25,485 for many households. The confirmation comes after Nissan initially announced in October that … Read more

Oklahoma House Passes Tax Credit for Pregnancy Centers; Democrats Express Opposition

In a recent development, the Oklahoma House of Representatives approved a bill proposing a temporary tax credit for donations made to non-profit pregnancy centers. The measure, known as House Bill 1788, received support from Republican lawmakers but faced opposition from Democrats. Authored by Durant Republican Cody Maynard, the bill aims to incentivize donations to nonprofit … Read more

Washington Launches Working Families Tax Credit Program for 2023 Tax Season

Washington state residents have a chance to benefit from the Working Families Tax Credit Program, aimed at providing additional financial support during tax season. Eligible individuals and families can now apply for the tax year 2023, with potential refunds of up to $1,255. Last year, the program distributed over $100 million to Washingtonians, benefiting nearly … Read more

Rising Antisemitism Among Brooklyn High Schoolers Fueled by Social Media and Family Influence

Students at Origin High School in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, have raised concerns over a disturbing surge in antisemitic behavior among their peers, pointing to radicalizing content on social media platforms as a significant contributing factor. The revelation follows recent incidents of hate speech and actions targeting Jewish teachers and classmates, including explicit expressions of admiration … Read more

Headless Woman Found in California Vineyard Identified After 13 Years

After more than a decade of mystery, the identity of a headless and thumbless woman found in a California vineyard in 2011 has finally been revealed. The Kern County Sheriff’s Office made a breakthrough in the case, which had baffled investigators for years. The victim, whose body was discovered in a gruesome state at Grape … Read more

Woman jailed, accused of killing man whose body was found night before in her home near Prior Lake

A woman has been taken into custody following a tragic incident in Credit River Township, Minnesota, where a man was found dead in her home. The Scott County Sheriff’s Office responded to a welfare check request on Monday night, leading deputies to discover the body of a 45-year-old man inside the residence on Century Lane, … Read more

Las Vegas Man Arrested for Allegedly Killing Ex-Girlfriend’s Father in Dispute Over Dog

A tragic incident unfolded in Las Vegas last year, resulting in the arrest of a 51-year-old man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend’s father during a heated argument over a pet dog. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department recently made the arrest following an investigation into the death of 69-year-old Larry Vargas. The incident, which occurred … Read more

Tragic Helicopter Crash Claims Lives of National Guard Soldiers and Border Patrol Agent

A tragic helicopter crash near the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas has resulted in the deaths of two National Guard soldiers and a U.S. Border Patrol agent. The incident occurred around 2:50 p.m. MST, involving a UH-72 Lakota helicopter conducting operations near Rio Grande City, with one soldier sustaining injuries. Response and Investigation The Starr County … Read more