VA’s Income-Based Housing Policy Discriminates Against Disabled Veterans, Judge Rules Judge Finds VA’s Outsourced Housing Development Violates Fiduciary Duties to Disabled Veterans According to Latimes, The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is making it hard for disabled veterans to find a place to live. The VA is building homes on its West Los Angeles campus, … Read more
Bosch Microwave/Oven Settlement Offers $400 Per Product in Consumer Compensation Bosch Settlement Highlights Consumer Rights and Corporate Accountability In a significant consumer settlement Americans who purchased certain Bosch-manufactured microwave/oven combination products could receive $400 each following a $2 million settlement agreement, according to the published article of THE US Sun. The settlement revolves around allegations … Read more
Trump Escapes Assassination Attempt in Butler, PA Rally; Shooter Identified Butler, PA Rally Shooting: Trump Survives Assassination Attempt, 1 Dead Former President Donald Trump narrowly escaped an assassination attempt during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania when gunfire erupted towards the stage, according to the published article of EXTRA. The Secret Service swiftly neutralized the … Read more
Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) Program: Essential Benefits for Disabled Soldiers VR&E Housing Assistance: Support for Veterans Transitioning to Civilian Employment In a vital update for veterans the Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) program commonly known as Chapter 31 continues to offer essential benefits aimed at supporting disabled soldiers as they prepare for civilian employment, … Read more
From Foster Care to College Success: The Inspiring Stories of Deja and Jaliyah Overcoming Adversity: How Two Former Foster Youth are Thriving at Sacramento State University According to CBSNews, Deja Douglas and Jaliyah Dramera are two students at Sacramento State University. They used to live in foster homes, but now they are thriving on campus. … Read more
Tax Revenues Get a Lift: June Numbers Outperform Expectations Year-End Numbers Show a Slight Dip: But Georgia’s Budget Surplus Offers a Cushion According to Macon, Georgia’s tax money increased in June. This is good news! The state got $3.03 billion in taxes, which is 6.5% more than last year. People paid more income tax and … 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
Minnesota Tax Rebate Checks: What You Need to Know Get Your Missing Tax Refund: Minnesota Government Reissues Uncashed Checks According to Marca, The Minnesota government has sent out some money to people who didn’t cash their tax rebate checks last year. They sent the checks to the addresses where they thought the people lived and … Read more
Allen West Announces Candidacy for Dallas County GOP Chair, Focuses on Conservative Agenda Allen West Challenges Democratic Leadership in Dallas County GOP Bid Allen West has announced his candidacy for chair of the Dallas County Republican Party, according to the published article of BIG THINK. He aims to shift the political landscape in Dallas County … Read more
Foster Care Students Thrive at Sacramento State University Generous Support Transforms Lives of Deja and Jaliyah According to CBSNews, Deja Douglas and Jaliyah Dramera were students who grew up in foster care. They found a safe and supportive place at Sacramento State University. The university has a special program for students who grew up in … Read more