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Zero-Emission Cars

Canadian Government Offers Incentives for Zero-Emission Cars Ahead of Gas Car Ban

The Canadian government has introduced several incentives to encourage citizens to purchase electric vehicles before the country’s upcoming ban on gas-powered cars, which is set to take place by 2035. Canadian Government Introduces Incentives to Encourage Electric Car Purchases Before Gas-Powered Car Ban in 2035 The iZEV program, launched in 2019, offers incentives of up…

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California Reparations

California Reparations Task Force Approves $1.2 Million Payment to Qualifying Black Citizens and $800 Billion in Recommendations for Legislature

The California Reparations Task Force has voted in favor of a $1.2 million reparations payment to be made to all qualifying Black citizens in the state, and an $800 billion package of recommendations for the state legislature to consider. California Reparations Task Force approves $1.2 million in payments to Black citizens and $800 billion in…

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Opioid Settlement

Michigan Communities Given Deadline for Opioid Settlement Participation

Michigan communities have until May 9th to join the national settlement with opioid manufacturers Allergan Pharmaceuticals and Teva Pharmaceuticals, and pharmacies CVS and Walmart. Michigan Communities Have Until May 9th to Join Opioid Settlement for $446 Million in Settlement Money By joining the settlement, local governments would be eligible to share over $446 million in…

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Cambridge RISE

Cambridge RISE To Expand Guaranteed Income of $500 Monthly To 2,000 Low-Income Families

Cambridge RISE will expand a guaranteed income of $500 monthly to 2,000 low-income families. Cambridge RISE Will Provide $500 Monthly Payments to 2,000 Eligible Families Cambridge RISE was launched as a pilot program, which gave $500 monthly payments to 130 randomly single parents in 2021 to determine the impact it would have on several low-income…

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Department Of The Treasury Internal Revenue Service Shows More Exact Data Of When The United States Hit Debt Ceiling

Department Of The Treasury Internal Revenue Service Shows More Exact Data Of When The United States Hit Debt Ceiling

Policy and Tax experts say the recent data from the Department of Treasury Internal Service is vital to understand the country’s financial position and if raising a debt ceiling is possible.   Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service on Debt Ceiling If the country’s debt has increased, the Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue…

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Relief Payment for Undocumented and Domestic Workers

Chicago’s Resiliency Fund 2.0 Still Accepting Applications for $500 Relief Payment for Undocumented and Domestic Workers

The Department of Family and Support Services (DFSS) in Chicago is still accepting applications for the Resiliency Fund 2.0, which provides a one-time $500 relief payment to eligible domestic workers and undocumented residents. Chicago’s Department of Family and Support Services still accepting applications for a $500 relief payment The fund aims to support those who…

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California Reparations

California Reparations Task Force Approves Recommendations for Compensating Black Americans

The first-of-its-kind task force on reparations in California has voted to approve recommendations on how the state can compensate and apologize to Black Americans for the historic wrongs of slavery. The committee approved several proposals for reparations legislation after two years of deliberation These recommendations include creating a new agency that would provide services to…

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Pandemic-Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) food cards

$1.46 Million P-EBT Food Cards Accidentally Sent To Ineligible Children

Pandemic-Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) food cards worth $1.46 million were accidentally sent to ineligible children. Ineligible Children Accidentally Receive Thousands of P-EBT Food Cards The Department of Human Services (DHS) in Oregon revealed they have accidentally sent thousands of P-EBT food cards worth $1.46 million to several children who are not eligible to receive them….

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