Riya Sharma

Over-the-counter birth contraceptive pill sales are supported by an FDA panel

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A decades-old contraception pill must be marketed without a doctor’s prescription, according to federal health experts on Wednesday, clearing the path for the potential authorization of initial over-the-counter contraception in the United States. Perrigo Pharmaceuticals’ proposal to place its once-daily medicine on store racks among eye drops and allergy medications was approved by the FDA advisors’ … Read more

With a $500,000 bond and travel restrictions, Santos is set free from custody

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Federal prosecutors have filed a broad-ranging accusation against Rep. George Santos, the Republican whose victory in New York was quickly accompanied by disclosures that he had produced his biography during the initiative. The charge accuses him of wire scams, money transferring, taking public money, and depending on federal disclosure forms. At a trial in federal court … Read more

Three Debts That Can Be Forever Forgiven

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Most Americans carry an immense burden of debt, which can be stressful and financially difficult for both people and households. You might be shocked to learn that some debt is unchangeable, though. Understanding Canceled Debt A borrower experiences a canceled debt if a creditor decides to free them from having to return all or part … Read more

Social Security change: Millions of people receive direct payments of up to $4,555 in a single day

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The Social Security Administration has scheduled that one of May’s 3 Social Security money transfers, which could total a maximum of $4,555, would be distributed to pensioners on Wednesday. On May 10, the 2nd Wednesday of May, the payment which is going to be distributed to people who were born during the first and tenth … Read more

A 14-year-old girl gets shot in the head by a Louisianan as she is playing hide-and-seek on his land

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Authorities claim that a Louisiana guy killed a 14-year-old girl in the back of the head when she along with other kids were playing hide-and-seek on his land. He is now being charged with a crime. According to the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office, David V. Doyle, 58, was detained and imprisoned in the Calcasieu Correctional … Read more

Numerous social studies textbooks are rejected by Florida, while some books are forced to change

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In the most recent effort under Governor Ron DeSantis to remove textbooks of disagreeable topics, particularly those related to current problems of race and justice for all, the state’s education department declared Tuesday that Florida has dismissed numerous social studies textbooks and is collaborating with authors to edit thousands more. Due to what was believed to … Read more

The federal government in New York has accused Rep. George Santos

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As per people aware of the situation, federal prosecutors in the Eastern District of New York have indicted Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y. The specifics of the accusations are still unknown because the indictments are under seal. According to individuals familiarized with the situation, the troubled lawmaker might have his first court appearance as early as this … Read more

Although I didn’t require the funds, I decided $2,000 personal loan, which raised my credit score from “better” to “excellent”

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My purpose in college was to avoid taking on debt. I didn’t take out student loans because I went to the university with the finest scholarship. My perception of finances was simple. Debt and loans were simply awful. I had decided it was important to begin earning credit once I graduated. I required excellent credit … Read more

For borrowers who work in government, the Biden administration eliminated $42 billion in student loan debt

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Based on a Department of Education (ED) declaration issued on Monday, 615,000 employees in the public sector have had $42 billion in student debt forgiven as the Biden administration declared changes to Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) and briefly increased forgiveness eligibility in October 2021. After serving for ten years in the public sector, borrowers … Read more

California Governor Newsom refused to support reparations cheques, claiming that the legacy of slavery is “beyond cash payouts”

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California Governor Gavin Newsom refused to support the financial rewards that his reparations task committee suggested, which might total up to $1.2 million for one beneficiary. He told Fox News Digital that addressing the consequences of enslavement “is much greater than financial payments.” “Our bipartisan attempt to promote justice and foster healing has reached a new … Read more