Up in the frozen north, Alaska, the largest U.S. state, matches the combined size of Texas, Montana, and California. Known as the Last Frontier, it joined the Union before Hawaii, and its capital, Juneau, also serves as its second most populous city. Celebrated for its breathtaking natural beauty, especially in the south-central region where Anchorage … Read more
The White House has approved a new $250 million aid package for Ukraine, consisting of air defense, artillery, anti-tank weapons, and small arms ammunition. This comes as doubts arise about the U.S.’s ability to maintain its role as Kyiv’s main supporter against Russian aggression, approaching the second anniversary of Vladimir Putin‘s invasion. The total American … Read more
Prosecutors in Las Vegas argue that the former Los Angeles gang leader, Duane “Keffe D” Davis, should be denied house arrest ahead of his June trial for the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur. Davis, who has repeatedly confessed to orchestrating Shakur’s killing, faces opposition from prosecutors who cite his admissions as strong evidence. The prosecutors … Read more
Starting January 1, the minimum wage is set to increase to $14, marking a significant change in labor regulations that will impact a wide range of workers across various industries. This adjustment reflects ongoing efforts to address economic disparities and improve the standard of living for many employees. As businesses and workers brace for this … Read more
In 2024, the landscape of federal tax credits for electric vehicles (EVs) is set to undergo substantial changes, impacting both accessibility and eligibility for buyers. The Biden administration’s push for a quicker transition to EVs comes with a mix of good and bad news for potential buyers, including the introduction of an instant rebate option … Read more
The Food Bank for New York City is on the lookout for volunteers to lend a hand in their upcoming free tax program. Geared towards assisting fellow New Yorkers, this initiative, run by certified volunteers, offers free help with tax prep. Joining the Food Bank’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program means contributing to potentially channeling … Read more
The freedom to keep and bear arms guaranteed by the 2nd amendment is established in American society, and the Lone Star State takes this right seriously. Texas became one of the states that permitted open carry of guns in 2016, permitting license holders to openly exhibit their weapons in public. Nonetheless, there is still uncertainty … Read more
One of the pillars of American culture is the ability to stroll the streets unhindered by unauthorized people taking anything from your personal property. This is acknowledged by the 4th Amendment of the United States Constitution, which protects people from “unjustified searches and seizures.” However, what occurs when police authority and this obvious protection clash? For example, … Read more
Florida has an odd connection with marijuana. The sunny state may be joyfully embracing its amusement parks and beaches, but its position on luscious greenery is still firmly planted in the shade. Marijuana for recreational use? A big, fat “no.” But with a hesitant creak, the door to a verdant oasis opens for individuals with … Read more
In 2024, a new Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights (TABOR) may increase tax refunds for Colorado families. This changes the traditional income-based distribution of TABOR reimbursements. Colorado lawmakers prefer equitable payments for everybody. This implies that higher-income beneficiaries will receive smaller refunds than in prior years, while lower-income recipients will receive more. Colorado’s Tax Refund Overhaul: … Read more
