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Federal Reserve System

Lowering Interest Rates Instead Of Interest Rate Hikes Will Help Boost The US Economy

Instead of interest rate hikes, financial markets should start lowering interest rates to boost the US economy. Lowering Interest Rates Will Boost Economic Growth Amidst Inflation and Other Struggles With the current inflation and other economic struggles, lowering interest rates in Federal Reserve System will help boost economic growth instead of continuous interest rate hike…

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Mayor Eric Adams

NYC Retired City Workers Are Upset With Downgraded Healthcare Plan Under Medicare

Retired city workers in New York City were upset with the downgraded healthcare plan under Medicare. Retired City Workers in NYC Will Expect Changes in Health Insurance Following Downgraded Medicare Deal Eligible retired city workers will expect changes in health insurance following the downgraded Medicare deal in New York City. According to reports from New…

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US House to Address Bill

US House to Address Bill Prohibiting Public Schools as Housing for Illegal Immigrants

This practice has been adopted by some local governments, prompting concerns and calls for action. The U.S. House of Representatives is set to discuss a new bill aimed at prohibiting the use of public schools as temporary housing for illegal immigrants House Resolution 461, titled “Condemning the Use of Elementary and secondary education facilities to…

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Lombardo's Vetoed Bills

Gov. Lombardo’s Vetoed Bills Exacerbate Homeless Crisis in Nevada

Lombardo rejected a record-breaking 75 bills, including measures that would have provided eviction relief, authorized tools to combat the housing crisis, and funded universal free school lunches and healthcare coverage for pregnant undocumented women. Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo has vetoed a significant portion of legislation aimed at addressing the homeless crisis and expanding tenant protections…

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Increasing Evictions

Increasing Evictions Affect Vulnerable Groups After Temporary Pandemic Measures For Low-Income Renters Expired

The increasing evictions affected vulnerable groups after the temporary pandemic measures for low-income renters expired. Increasing Cases of Evictions Nationwide Continuously Affect Low-Income Renters After Temporary Measures Ended with the Pandemic The increasing cases of evictions nationwide continuously affected several low-income renters, including vulnerable populations, after the temporary measures and rental assistance that aimed to…

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Medicaid Expansion

Proposed Medicaid Expansion To Provide Healthcare Coverage To Uninsured Families In North Carolina

The proposed Medicaid expansion will provide healthcare coverage to eligible uninsured families in North Carolina. Medicaid Expansion Plan Will Provide Relief to Uninsured Families in North Carolina Amidst Health Crisis The proposed Medicaid expansion will aim to give relief to uninsured families amidst the current health crisis in various parts of the country despite facing…

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Extending Medicaid Coverage

Texas Signs Bill Extending Medicaid Coverage to Low-Income Mothers for a Year, a ‘Big Win’ for Healthcare

Texas Governor Greg Abbot has signed House Bill 12 into law, providing low-income mothers in the state with improved healthcare coverage. Under the new legislation, new mothers will be eligible for Medicaid coverage for a full year instead of the previous two-month period This move is being hailed as a significant victory for Texas mothers…

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Google Settlement

Google Settlement: Eligible Users Will Receive $23 Million Settlement Following Data Privacy Breach Lawsuit

Eligible Google users will receive $23 million in settlement under the Google settlement following the data privacy breach lawsuit. Users To Expect Settlement Payment Under $23 Million Google Settlement Over Data Privacy Breach Allegations As part of the Google settlement, eligible users will expect $23 million in settlement payment following the data privacy breach lawsuit…

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