Child Tax Credit 101: How It Works and Who’s Eligible Maximize Your Benefits: Who Can Get the Child Tax Credit and How Much They Can Receive According to CNET, The child tax credit is a program that helps families with kids. It sends monthly payments to eligible parents. The amount of money you get depends … Read more
Big Tax Cut Decision Looms The $3.4 Trillion Conundrum: Will the Government Extend Tax Cuts or Let Them Expire? According to EditionCNN, A big decision is coming soon about tax cuts. The tax cuts are worth $3.4 trillion and will expire at the end of 2025. This means that the government will have to make … Read more
US Unemployment Claims Rise to 242,000 Over 1.82 Million Americans Receive Unemployment Benefits According to BallotPedia, The number of people applying for unemployment benefits in the US went up last week. 242,000 people filed for benefits, which is 13,000 more than the previous week. This is the highest number of new claims in a few … Read more
Corporate Landlords See $300 Million Profit Surge Amid Rent Hikes and Controversy Rising Rent Prices and RealPage Controversy: Corporate Landlords’ Profit Soars Corporate landlords in the United States are seeing massive profit increases while tenants struggle with escalating rent prices and fees, according to the published article of Common Dreams. An analysis by Accountable.US reveals … Read more
Americans Favor Forgiving Medical Debt Over Student Loans, Poll Shows Poll: Majority of Americans Support Federal Forgiveness of Medical Debt A recent poll conducted by the University of Chicago Harris and Associated Press-NORC reveals that a majority of Americans prioritize forgiving medical debt over other types of debt relief measures, according to the published article … Read more
California’s Budget Woes: A Tax Hike and Doctors’ Pay Raises Doctors Take Matters into Their Own Hands: A Ballot Measure According to Independent, California‘s Governor, Gavin Newsom, wants to increase a special tax to help fix the state’s budget problem. This tax was supposed to help pay doctors more for taking care of people who … Read more
Vigo County Resolves Transgender Bathroom Lawsuit with Settlement Agreement Vigo County School Corporation Settles Lawsuit Over Transgender Bathroom Access In a significant development for Vigo County, Indiana the lawsuit concerning bathroom access for transgender students within the Vigo County School Corporation (VCSC) has been resolved through a settlement agreement, according to the published article of … Read more
Medical Debt: A Growing Concern CFPB’s Solution: Protecting Consumers from Medical Debt The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) wants to help Americans who owe medical bills. Medical debt is a big problem in America. It can make it hard for Americans to buy a home, get a loan, or even have enough money for food … Read more
Surprise Move: Biden Administration Opposes Military Pay Raise Troops Left Behind: Lawmakers Criticize Spending on Foreign Aid Over Domestic Priorities According to Dailycaller, The Biden administration is not supporting a plan to give junior military personnel a pay raise. This is surprising since they have already spent a lot of money on helping Ukraine and … Read more
The IRS Warns: Be Cautious with Tax Filing and Fake News Is the $8700 Stimulus Check a Scam? According to afrotech, The IRS is warning people to be careful when filing their taxes. They don’t want people to fall for fake news and scams on social media. The IRS wants to make sure that people … Read more