Don’t Miss Out: Rhode Islanders Urged to Claim Unfiled 2020 Tax Refunds Before May 17 Deadline Unlocking Unclaimed Funds: How Rhode Islanders Can Secure Refunds and Economic Impact Payments from 2020 Taxes According to WPRI, with the May 17 deadline coming up, Senator Jack Reed wants Rhode Islanders to know they can still get money … Read more
A daring jewel thief, Yaorong Wan, 49, faces charges of grand larceny for two separate incidents in Manhattan. The first occurred on March 4 at a Tiffany store in Rockefeller Center, where Wan allegedly swapped a diamond ring valued at approximately $225,500 with a counterfeit replica. The second incident took place on March 12 at … Read more
The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office revealed on Wednesday that two individuals were indicted for allegedly operating a cosmetics store in Manhattan, which served as a front for a fencing operation. Rehana’s Cosmetics, located at 870 6th Avenue, was described by DA Alvin Bragg as a “well-known destination” for stolen goods procured by shoplifters, according to … Read more
Texas Among Worst States to Live in, Study Finds: Housing, Work, and Safety Concerns Highlighted Study: Texas Falls Short as One of the Worst States to Live in Due to Housing and Crime Issues A recent study by Storage Company Pink Storage looked at which are best and worst states to live in, according to … Read more
The Social Security Administration (SSA) recently released its annual Trustees Report, signaling a better-than-expected performance for the government retirement and disability benefits program. The report indicated that the program has fared well over the past year due to improvements in the economy. Consequently, the expected depletion date of the Old Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance … Read more
Mixed Outlook: Social Security’s Concerns and Medicare’s Optimism for Financial Stability Factors Affecting Social Security and Medicare: Economy, Healthcare Costs, and Legislative Efforts According to Yahoo, The latest news about Social Security and Medicare brings good and bad tidings for Americans. Social Security is now the top worry because it might not have enough money … Read more
The White House has announced additional measures to address anti-Semitism, with the Education Department’s Civil Rights Office issuing new guidance to school districts and colleges regarding examples of anti-Semitism and other forms of hate. This guidance aims to delineate behaviors that could prompt investigations by the department. Previously, the Education Department revealed investigations into 51 … Read more
Baltimore’s Battle Against Gang Violence: How Communities are Coming Together for Safety From Fear to Hope: The Efforts to Make Baltimore Safer for Everyone According to SouthWestJournal, in Baltimore crime is a big problem especially in some areas. Gangs like MS-13 make things worse. Americans are scared because of this. The city is trying to … Read more
Understanding the Safety Concerns: Factors Contributing to Ohio’s Dangerous Cities Striving for Safer Communities: Efforts to Address Safety Challenges in Ohio According to SouthwestJournal, Ohio has some cities where people worry about safety. There are problems like crime, poverty, and drugs. These things make some neighborhoods feel dangerous. People are working to make things better, … Read more