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California’s $50M Showdown: Newsom Defends Immigrants and Fights Federal Policies

California is ramping up its efforts to protect immigrants and shield its progressive laws from potential clashes with federal policies. On February 7, 2025, Governor Gavin Newsom approved $50 million in funding, split between defending immigrants from deportation and fighting off legal challenges to the state’s key policies. This decision comes in response to concerns…

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America’s Retirement Crisis: Why Social Security Could Be Cut by 20%

As millions of Americans depend on Social Security benefits for their retirement, policymakers and experts are sounding the alarm about the system’s looming financial crisis. Without intervention, the Social Security trust fund is projected to run out of reserves by 2033, potentially leading to benefit cuts of over 20% for retirees and disabled workers. This…

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February Social Security Payments Could Be Late—Here’s When to Expect Yours

Many Social Security beneficiaries are concerned about when their February 2025 payments will arrive, especially with rumors of delays circulating online. While the standard schedule remains intact, understanding key dates and payment processes can help put your mind at ease. When to Expect Your Payment The Social Security Administration (SSA) follows a staggered payment schedule…

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65-Year-Olds Set to Receive $1,622 in Social Security—Here’s How to Check If You Qualify

65-year-olds across the United States are preparing to receive an average monthly Social Security benefit of $1,622, thanks to adjustments aimed at helping retirees combat inflation. The boost reflects the 2.5% Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) that kicked in for 2025. But who qualifies for these payments, and how can you maximize them? Here’s what you need…

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