Everyone, Everyday: Talking About What Matters
As Baby Boomers look toward retirement, many are setting their sights on Europe, drawn by its rich tapestry of culture, history, and the promise of a vibrant lifestyle. From the allure of leisurely café afternoons to the practical benefits of healthcare systems, here’s why an increasing number of American Boomers are calling Europe their new … Read more
The Biden Administration has unveiled a next-level funding investment in renewable green energy that could provide infinite energy. Let’s take a look at their plans. Biden Administration’s Push for Net Zero President Biden and the Department of Energy (DOE) have announced a major move toward shifting to net zero: a $60 million investment in tapping … Read more
Financial advisor Suze Orman is back in the news this week, and she’s been offering some tough love to parents whose finances are being drained by their offspring. Let’s take a look at what she said. Suze Orman Sounds Off on Adult Children Living at Home Following a January report by the Pew Research Center … Read more
The Arizona Supreme Court has upheld a pre-statehood 1864 law that bans almost all abortions after the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade no longer prevents the law from being unenforceable. An 1864 Law In a controversial 4-2 decision, The Arizona Supreme Court upheld an 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions except when the … Read more
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s recent diplomatic visit to China has led to what she describes as significant improvements in U.S.-China relations, but there are still major differences in trade practices and economic policies that could have serious consequences for American industries. Mutual Cooperation After a recent diplomatic visit to China, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet … Read more
If you’ve ever considered leaving the U.S. for new opportunities, these countries should be near the top of your list, with some of the most straightforward visa requirements in the world for U.S. citizens. 9 Countries You Can Emigrate To With a constantly shifting political landscape and fears of recession on the horizon, many Americans … Read more
Across the United States, there’s a big problem looming: a housing crisis. Millions of homes are missing, leaving families struggling to find affordable places to live. Housing Affordability Crisis Renters, in particular, are feeling the pinch, with many shelling out a big chunk of their paychecks just to keep a roof over their heads. And … Read more
In an unexpected twist, Joe Biden’s administration is channeling a significant portion of its $442 billion funding through two landmark laws into the rural areas of the United States. This move seems poised to benefit the very regions that showed little support for the President in the last election. A Financial Windfall Across the Country … Read more
Corporate landlords’ rent gouging is fueling a national outcry over housing affordability, pushing the need for decisive action against practices that drive up living costs. The battle for a fair and competitive housing market has sparked a spectrum of solutions and policies. Here’s the essence of the challenge and the search for solutions. Corporate Landlords … Read more
A $1.2 trillion spending package has been passed into law, funding the U.S. government until September 2024. Partial Shutdown Avoided After months of dramatic infighting in Congress, the sixth in a series of spending bills has been passed, keeping the federal government fully funded and narrowly avoiding a partial government shutdown. The $1.2 trillion spending … Read more