Teaching on a Budget: How Educators Can Save Money Claiming the EFamily Benefits Deduction: What You Need to Know According to The Suns, As the cost of living gets higher, teachers and educators need to be careful with their money. A special tax deduction can help them save some money. This deduction lets them subtract … Read more
PA Home Repair Program Misses Out on $50 Million: 18,200 Homeowners Waitlisted Whole-Home Repairs Program Funding Blocked: PA Homeowners Face Unmet Needs Despite the high demand and evident need the popular Whole-Home Repairs program in Pennsylvania did not receive additional funding in this year’s state budget, according to the published article of Audacy. Established in … Read more
U.S. House Passes Cryptocurrency Working Group Bill: What’s Next for Regulation? U.S. House Approves Crypto Investigation Bill Amid Senate Uncertainty and 2024 Implications In a recent move the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill aimed at creating a working group to investigate the use of cryptocurrency in terrorism and money laundering, according to the … Read more
Student Loan Debt Relief: A New Era of Success Breaking Free from Debt: Biden Administration’s New Rules Yield Promising Results According to blackenterprise, Good news for people with student loans! The Biden administration‘s new rules have helped 588 people get out of debt. This is a big increase from before, when only a small number … Read more
Healthcare Expenses Increase with Age: How to Afford the Cost Managing Healthcare Costs: Medicare, Social Security, and Medicaid According to Fortune, As people get older, they often worry about the cost of medical care. A report by Fortune says that people 65 and older spent an average of $22,356 on healthcare in 2020. This can … Read more
Slow Internet Rollout: Why the Government’s BEAD Program is Struggling to Deliver Big Corporations Get the Boot: How Inflation and Bureaucracy Are Limiting Internet Access According to TheCenterSquare, The government‘s plan to bring fast internet to more homes is going very slowly. The program, called BEAD, was supposed to give $42 billion to states to … Read more
Trial Rescheduled: Karen Read to Face Retrial for Boyfriend’s Murder Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe’s Death: New Trial Date Set for Accused Killer Karen Read According to news5cleveland, Karen Read is going to have another trial for killing her boyfriend, John O’Keefe. This happened over a year ago in January 2022. Karen is accused of … Read more
Tragic Shooting in Bibb County: Man Arrested for Killing Wife and Children Multiple Fatalities Reported: Community Mourns Loss of Young Lives According to TrueCrimeNews, A sad and tragic event happened in a quiet neighborhood in Bibb County. A 32-year-old man, Brandon Kendrick II, hurt his wife and four young children. Two of his children were … Read more
Paul Watson Arrested in Greenland: Sea Shepherd Founder Detained on Interpol Warrant Paul Watson Held Without Bail in Greenland on Japan’s Extradition Request Greenland police have arrested Paul Watson founder of the activist group Sea Shepherd in connection with an Interpol “Red” warrant filed by the Japanese government, according to the published article of The … Read more
California’s Hidden Gem: Discover Sacramento CA According to SouthWestJournal, Sacramento CA is a nice city in California. It has a mix of relaxed and busy areas. The city is home to 500,000 people. It’s a great place to live because it’s close to mountains and has nice neighbors. Plus, it’s not too far from big … Read more