When Will You Get Your Tax Refund? Why Your Tax Refund Might Be Delayed According to Fool, When you wait for your tax refund, it’s normal to feel a little impatient. But did you know that the IRS has to pay interest if they take too long to give you your refund? This is true … Read more
Delaware Lawmakers Make Changes to Retiree Health Insurance Medicare Advantage Plans for Future State Employees According to Delawareonline, Delaware lawmakers have made a decision about health insurance for yet decided they will not allow the state to offer Medicare Advantage plans to current retirees but instead will offer it to new employees who start working … Read more
Past Crises Like Flint Highlight the Need for Action Biden’s $3 Billion Investment Boosts Water Safety Nationwide According to the cooldown, The Biden administration’s $3 billion investment aims to improve water safety nationwide by removing lead pipes, known for health risks. This is part of a larger $15 billion plan to modernize infrastructure and ensure clean … Read more
Colorado Voters to Decide on Redirecting Sports Betting Tax Revenue to Water Conservation Projects Governor Polis Signs Law Directing Surplus Sports Betting Taxes to Water Conservation in Colorado According to TheCenterSquare, In November, Colorado The idea came from Proposition DD, which voters approved in 2019. It allowed sports betting in Colorado and put a 10% tax on … Read more
MariMed’s Robust First-Quarter Performance Signals Growth Amidst Cannabis Market Competition Analyst Zuanic Foresees Lucrative Tax Savings Potential for MariMed Amidst Strategic Expansion Plans According to benzinga, MariMed is doing really well in the cannabis market, and analyst Zuanic thinks it could bring in more money than usual for investors. Even though there was a slight … Read more
West Virginia Department of Education Launches SEBT Program to Support Low-Income Families in Clarksburg SEBT Program Introduced in West Virginia to Provide Summer Grocery Support for Eligible Families In Clarksburg, West Virginia the Department of Education is urging families to apply for the newly introduced Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer (SEBT) program, according to the published … Read more
$1.5 Trillion Farm Bill Sparks Partisan Tensions: Showdown Looms Between House and Senate House Unveils Controversial $1.5 Trillion Farm Bill: Democratic Leaders Draw Red Lines The long-awaited $1.5 trillion farm bill unveiled by House Agriculture Chair G.T. Thompson has stirred significant controversy as it crosses two of Democratic leaders’ red lines, according to the published … Read more
President Biden Highlights PACT Act in New Hampshire to Aid Ailing Veterans PACT Act: Biden’s Personal Mission to Support Veterans’ Health According to PBS, President Joe Biden went to New Hampshire to talk about a law he helped pass called the PACT Act. This law helps veterans sick from being around dangerous stuff during their … Read more
California State Senate Passes Landmark Reparations Bills to Address Legacy of Slavery and Racism California State Senate Reparations Initiatives Gain Momentum in the California Legislature According to ABC7News, The California State Senate just passed three important bills to try to fix old unfairness. These bills are meant to help restore the lasting effects of slavery … Read more
Louisiana Unemployment Claims Surge Despite National Decline: Report Louisiana Unemployment Claims Rise Sharply, Bucking National Trend: Shreveport Times Last week, Louisiana experienced a notable increase in initial filings for unemployment benefits, according to the latest report of Shreveport Times. The data revealed that new jobless claims in the state rose to 1,713 for the week … Read more