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Student Loan Debt Relief Fraud: The Government Will Send Checks To 37,000 People Who Were Scammed By Orange County Company

Student Loan Debt Relief Fraud: The Government Will Send Checks To 37,000 People Who Were Scammed By Orange County Company

The government is sending checks to 37,000 people who avail of the student loan debt relief and were scammed by an Orange County company.   The U.S. government is sending money to more than 37,000 people who were scammed of student loan debt relief The Federal Trade Commission says that the Orange County company called…

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Delta tunnel

California Governor’s Proposed Changes To Building, Permitting Process To Be Excluded From Democrats’ State Budget Plan

The California governor’s proposed changes to the building and permitting process will be excluded from the state budget plan of Democrats. Proposed Changes on Building and Permitting Process Will Be Excluded from the Budget Plan of Democrats Following the proposed changes introduced by the California governor on the building and permitting process, Democrats refused to…

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GOP Lawmakers

GOP Lawmakers Call For New Bill To Provide Healthcare Benefits To Illegal Immigrants In New York To Be Vetoed

Several New York GOP lawmakers are calling for a new bill that will provide healthcare benefits to illegal immigrants to be vetoed. New York GOP Lawmakers Oppose Bill That Will Provide Healthcare Coverage to Illegal Immigrants Following the Senate’s approval, GOP lawmakers opposed the passing of the new bill that will provide healthcare coverage to…

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Proposition 400

Governor Hobbs Reveals She Would Veto The Extension Of Half-Cent Sales Tax For Infrastructure Projects In Arizona

Governor Hobbs revealed she would veto the plan of extending the half-cent sales tax for infrastructure projects in Arizona. Governor Hobbs Will Reject the Extension of Sales Tax for Local Infrastructure Projects in Arizona Following the nearing end of the half-cent statewide sales tax for infrastructure projects in Arizona, Governor Hobbs expressed her disagreement with…

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Governor Signs Budget Bill

Montana Governor Signs Budget Bill with Historic Medicaid Rate Increases

Montana Governor Greg Gianforte has signed the state’s primary budget bill, amounting to approximately $14.3 billion, which sets the financial roadmap for the next two years. The budget includes significant increases in reimbursement rates for healthcare providers who serve Medicaid patients The governor’s office highlighted several key aspects of House Bill 2, such as tax…

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Debt Relief

Debt Relief Initiatives Transform Lives for Americans Struggling with Medical Debt

Shockingly, 11 million people owe more than $2,000, while 3 million owe more than $10,000. Medical debt relief continues to burden millions of Americans, with around 23 million individuals carrying this financial burden, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation Alarming research published in the medical journal JAMA reveals that approximately 18% of those with medical…

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Wexford Volunteer Fire Company

Volunteer Firefighters To Receive Property Tax Relief Under Expanded Tax Incentives To Wexford Volunteer Fire Company In Pine

Several volunteer firefighters in Pine will receive property tax relief under the expanded tax incentives to Wexford Volunteer Fire Company. Volunteer Firefighters of Wexford Volunteer Fire Company Will Expect Property Tax Relief Following Approved Expansion of Tax Incentives Several volunteer firefighters expect to receive property tax relief following the approval of tax incentives expansion, which…

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Honolulu's Utility Relief Program

Honolulu’s Utility Relief Program Faces Overwhelming Demand as Application Portal Closes Within Hours

Recognizing the urgency, the program was promptly reopened to accommodate an additional 2,000 applications. Honolulu’s Rental and Utility Relief Program is aimed at assisting eligible renters with up to six months of rent and utility expenses The city revealed that the surge in applications was fueled by an extraordinary response from residents, resulting in 2,000…

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