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In an innovative move, New York City unveiled a pilot program aimed at alleviating the food insecurity faced by migrant families through the distribution of debit cards. This approach, meant to replace uneaten meals with a more flexible food purchasing system, is fuelling a debate across the political spectrum.  Pilot Program Launch New York City’s … Read more

If you’ve ever felt the pinch of waiting for payday to roll around, you’re not alone. For many Americans, the traditional biweekly paycheck can feel like a distant oasis in a desert of bills and expenses. But what if there was a way to access your hard-earned money every single day? That’s the promise of … Read more

California is making waves again, bringing back its down payment assistance program, designed to give first-time homebuyers a leg up in the competitive housing market. Millions Up For Grabs After its initial launch last year, in which the California Dream for All program quickly used up its $300 million budget, the state is rolling out … Read more

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun has announced his intention to step down as head of the major aerospace manufacturer following ongoing safety and security issues for the company. Tough Times for Boeing It’s been a rough few months for Boeing, one of America’s foremost aerospace manufacturers. And now, in the midst of growing concerns around aircraft … Read more

Controversy in Washington this week as Biden’s administration has raised an outcry by conservative groups over the use of Democratic earmarks – money reserved in spending bills for initiatives and projects that lawmakers want to push specifically. Here’s the full story Outcry Over Earmarks Biden’s new budget request has caused quite a commotion. This budget request … Read more

Democratic lawmakers have come out in force this week with an open letter to President Joe Biden stating that some of the country’s most vulnerable are losing their access to Social Security due to their student loans. Here’s the full story. Call to Halt Social Security Benefit Sanctions Democratic lawmakers have said in an open … Read more

Workers in Disney’s luxury resorts spend their days tending to wealthy vacationers but lack the resources to meet their own basic needs. Will a lawsuit change that? The Workers Behind the Magic In sunny Anaheim, California, millions of families spend thousands of their hard-earned dollars on resort vacations surrounded by their favorite Disney characters. For … Read more

The gender pay gap remains a persistent issue across industries and demographics, with women earning significantly less than men despite efforts to achieve pay equity. Legislative changes, societal commitment, and employer transparency are crucial for narrowing the disparities and ensuring fair compensation. New Data from Australia Recent data from Australia reveals significant gender pay gaps … Read more

Another round of nearly $6 billion in student debt forgiveness has been approved for 77,000 public service workers. $6b Loan Forgiveness President Biden has announced that nearly $6 billion in student loan debt would be canceled for 77,000 Americans who work in public services. The newest round of debt forgiveness came under the Public Service … Read more

Chainalysis uncovers how stablecoins, traditionally seen as safe havens in the crypto world, are increasingly being exploited for scams and evading international sanctions. Wide Open for Illicit Activities The rising popularity of stablecoins pegged to stable values like the US dollar has transformed the cryptocurrency landscape and opened avenues for illicit activities. Extent with Scams … Read more