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GOP Criticizes Biden Administration

GOP Criticizes Biden Administration for Sending $28 Million to UN Climate Fund

House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul, a Texas Republican, has raised concerns over the Biden administration’s decision to transfer $28 million to the United Nations Green Climate Fund. GOP Lawmakers Criticize Biden Administration for $28 Million Transfer to UN Climate Fund, Citing Oversight Concerns and Funding to China McCaul argues that the transfer lacks…

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FedNow's Faster Payments

FedNow’s Faster Payments Initiative Poses Risks and Opportunities for Banks, Says Moody’s Analyst

The upcoming launch of the Federal Reserve‘s FedNow instant-payment system in July could have both positive and negative implications for banks, particularly smaller ones, according to Moody’s analyst Stephen Tu. FedNow will provide consumers and businesses with faster payment capabilities and increase competitiveness for smaller banks, it may also lead to potential risks and challenges…

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Tax Revenue

State Sales Tax Revenue Surges to $3.8 Billion in May, Indicating Strong Economic Growth

This substantial figure indicates a significant economic boost for the state during that month. May saw a notable increase in tax revenue generated from state sales, with a staggering $3.8 billion reported The rise in tax revenue reflects a surge in consumer spending, demonstrating a growing confidence in the economy. Experts attribute this positive trend…

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Eviction Crisis Sweeps America

Eviction Crisis Sweeps America as Protections End and Homelessness Rises

Despite a temporary halt during the COVID-19 pandemic, eviction filings by landlords have surged, leading to a corresponding increase in homelessness. The United States is grappling with a severe eviction crisis, marking a new epidemic in the country Research conducted by Princeton University’s Eviction Lab reveals the dire situation faced by low-income renters across the…

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New York Receives Federal Approval for Congestion

New York Receives Federal Approval for Congestion Pricing Plan to Alleviate Traffic and Improve Public Transit

New York has received crucial federal approval for its pioneering initiative to implement significant tolls for entry into Manhattan’s most heavily visited areas. The plan aims to tackle congestion, enhance air quality, and generate funds for the city’s public transportation system Following in the footsteps of cities like London, Singapore, and Stockholm, which have successfully…

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Universal Basic Income

Universal Basic Income Programs: Evidence Shows Mixed Results and Cost Concerns

Universal Basic Income (UBI), which involves providing recurring cash payments to all individuals regardless of their socioeconomic status, is seen by proponents as a way to alleviate poverty and safeguard against financial crises. UBI programs have gained traction in the United States, with several cities implementing guaranteed income initiatives However, recent evidence suggests that these…

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Migrant Family Relief

Biden Admin Silent on DOJ’s Resistance to Migrant Family Relief

Critics pointed out that the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) tactics included subjecting parents to prolonged examinations, intending to weaken their claims of trauma. The White House, however, evaded questions concerning this matter. The Biden administration faced mounting criticism on Monday regarding the DOJ’s strenuous opposition to providing financial compensation to migrant families separated at the…

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Food Relief Program

Cash up for Grabs: Application for ‘Food’ Relief Programs is Ending, Don’t let it Pass… Apply Now!

Americans have the chance to claim rebates on “tax they pay on food”  worth up to $302 to help offset high inflation. This is not a one-time offering since Boulder, Colorado is offering an annual food relief program for all eligible residents and many others. All you need is to take action and stay informed….

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