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Joe Biden will waive $39 billion in student loan debt- In California, who is eligible for assistance?

The U.S. Education Secretary announced Friday that the Biden administration will erase $39 billion in federal student loans for over 804,000 debtors. The release follows the Supreme Court’s rejection of a White House plan to reduce some debtors’ tens of thousands of dollars in student debt 2 weeks prior. By addressing problems with specific repayment programs…

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After making a contentious choice, my wife and I won the $656 million Mega Millions jackpot only received $157.8 million

A share of a Mega Millions jackpot was split between Merle and Patricia Butler of Red Bud, Illinois, which is roughly 38 miles south of St. Louis, Missouri, in March 2012. According to Lottery Critic, the $656 million jackpot remains the second-largest Mega Millions prize money in American history. The $218.7 million jackpot on their winning…

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Update on the Stimulus Check: Tomorrow’s $1,000 Direct Payment would soon be issued

The Breathe program, which pays out to 1,000 members each month on the 15th, is scheduled to receive a $1,000 cash payment from Los Angeles County’s guaranteed income program. Breathe is a guaranteed income initiative in Los Angeles that distributes payouts to 1,000 individuals each month. Beneficiaries get the funds each month for around 3 years….

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$39 billion student loan discharge, providing help to 804,000 borrowers, according to the U.S. Department of Education

The U.S. Department of Education declared on Friday that $39 billion in unpaid student loans would be canceled. Over 804,000 people shall be notified by email in days to come that their federal student loans would be immediately erased. Borrowers need to have finished an income-driven repayment (IDR) plan with payments equal to one of…

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After customers discovered a hidden $49 extra, Walmart announces significant self-checkout changes

The business was conducting a membership deal, but it confused some customers using the self-checkout. Walmart was selling annual memberships at $49 instead of the usual $98 price. Walmart Plus Week was when the deal was made available. However, some customers who used self-checkout unintentionally bought the cheaper subscription. On self-checkout kiosk displays, a pop-up…

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NY: Underserved communities will largely benefit from a $665 million federal fund for high-speed internet.

In a letter to Gov. Kathy Hochul this week, a group of New York State legislators urged her to give underserved communities priority when allocating $665 million in high-speed internet funding from the federal government. Sen. Tom O’Mara (R-Big Flats) stated, “I think Elmira and the surrounding areas (underserved communities), particularly our rural areas that have…

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With $20 billion available from the ‘green bank’, clean energy projects will be the priority of President Biden.

The Biden administration announced on Friday that $20 billion from a federal “green bank” will be made available for clean energy projects like home heat pumps, EV charging stations, and community cooling centers. The White House said that two clean energy projects, each worth $14 billion and $6 billion, will provide nonprofits, community development banks, and…

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An Illinois Man was Charged with Animal Cruelty for Torturing and Killing Cats by Placing Them in a Microwave.

After receiving a complaint of animal cruelty regarding the cats, who were allegedly all called Shelly, Thomas Martel turned himself over to the police. At least four cats were allegedly tortured and killed by an Illinois guy who put them in his apartment’s microwave. Fox News reports that Thomas Martel handed himself in to the authorities…

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