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The retailer has ended its troubled venture a decade after acquiring the chain for nine times more. Now, a new chapter begins under new ownership. It was bound to happen. After nearly a decade of failed promises, Dollar Tree has finally sold Family Dollar, its long-suffering discount chain, for just $1 billion. The same chain … Read more
Starting this May, thousands of Social Security beneficiaries may find their checks missing due to eligibility changes. Here’s what to know and how to avoid a sudden income cutoff. For decades, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has built a reputation for punctuality. Every month, nearly 70 million Americans receive their payments like clockwork. But come … Read more
The Massachusetts-based firm faces difficult decisions after clinical trial disappointments, raising concerns across the industry. Mural Oncology confirmed Wednesday that it will eliminate about 104 positions, representing roughly 90% of its workforce. The announcement comes in the wake of unsuccessful clinical trials for its melanoma and ovarian cancer treatments, which failed to meet key targets. … Read more
Thousands of Alaskans eagerly await the boosted Permanent Fund Dividend, which this year climbs to $1,702. Discover the key dates, requirements, and how this increase could impact your household budget. The Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) is a yearly benefit that channels a portion of Alaska’s oil and gas revenue directly into the hands of residents. … Read more
Two new Social Security payments will soon reach the wallets of many American retirees, and understanding the schedule has become more crucial than ever. These payments help beneficiaries cover essential household expenses, so knowing who qualifies and when to expect the funds can ease stress. In May, individuals will receive their retirement checks on two … Read more
A major security shift is coming in May 2025. With the latest details updated on May 3, travelers across the United States should be on high alert: starting May 7, 2025, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will require REAL ID-compliant identification to board domestic flights. This shift affects airports in cities such as Boston, New … Read more
The government’s decision to end the “temporary stay permit” (or humanitarian parole) obtained through the CBP One app means, in short, that those who entered the United States through that channel lose the legal authorization that allowed them to stay and work in the country. People who had obtained a stay of up to two … Read more
A calendar quirk pushes back payments for millions of retirees — and those born early in the month are the most affected. It’s not a mistake, nor a policy change. But some Social Security beneficiaries in the United States will need to wait longer than usual to receive their May 2025 checks. Although payments will … Read more
A temporary solution born in North Carolina may soon become a national model: fewer renewals, less bureaucracy, and the same legal coverage for drivers. For thousands of American drivers, especially in North Carolina, the simple act of renewing a driver’s license has become an administrative nightmare. Long queues, weeks of delay, and appointment slots that … Read more
Legendary New Jersey pizzeria returns after tax shutdown, but uncertainty looms. DeLorenzo’s Pizza of Hamilton, an 86-year-old institution in the Garden State, reopened its doors on April 1 after being shuttered by state officials for unpaid taxes on March 11. The beloved pizzeria, known for its roots stretching back to 1938 in Trenton, faced a … Read more
Microsoft warns that Windows 10 security updates will end on October 14 for most users, urging an immediate switch to Windows 11. Around 500 million people with eligible hardware can upgrade at no extra cost. In just six months, critical support for Windows 10 will wind down for everyone except those who pay for extended … Read more
Despite receiving $2,065 per month in Social Security benefits, 74-year-old Cincinnati resident, Rebecca Walriven-Lawson, is struggling to meet her basic needs after losing her Medicaid coverage. Her unexpected predicament highlights the challenges that many older Americans face when monthly checks barely cover rent, utilities, and medical care. Walriven-Lawson’s sole income was deemed too high for … Read more
Government officials have confirmed a stricter security measure that will affect domestic flights throughout the United States. Starting May 7, travelers without a Real ID or valid passport risk being detained at airport checkpoints, according to the Real ID Act of 2005. This enforcement, designed to bolster aviation security after the September 11 attacks, will … Read more
If you live in California and are going through a tough financial patch, the free food pantries offered by Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles (JFSLA) through its SOVA program can provide a solid safety net during May. The program is particularly useful for low-income families, individuals without stable employment, and anyone affected by rising … Read more
Thousands of Altima, Rogue, and Sentra vehicles have been driving for over a decade with a potentially dangerous flaw that Nissan allegedly chose to hide. Now, their owners are taking the company to court. A new class action lawsuit has just hit the automotive industry in the United States—and Nissan is in the spotlight. The … Read more
Micro-hydroelectric turbines could power homes using just a nearby stream, offering constant and clean energy around the clock It may sound surprising, but in the midst of rising electricity costs and the growing urgency of climate change, the United States is turning to a very old ally: water. More specifically, to small-scale hydroelectric systems capable … Read more
Many drivers cruising through U.S. roads might spot a white marker sporting a large black number—often a “5.” Ever wondered what it means? This article uncovers the significance of that seemingly simple sign and why it matters to everyone behind the wheel. The main function of this white sign with a black “5” at its … Read more
He allegedly pocketed millions from pixelated collectibles but told the government otherwise, officials say. A Pennsylvania resident could be trading in his quiet life for a federal prison cell after admitting he neglected to report major earnings from the popular CryptoPunks NFT series. The man, identified as 45-year-old Dillsburg native Waylon Wilcox, pleaded guilty to … Read more
If you live in California and haven’t applied for a Real ID, this recent announcement may catch your attention. Authorities at the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) just revealed an important update: starting immediately and until June 27, several offices will open one hour earlier on certain days. This change aims to help more … Read more
New policy set to replace temporary tags starting July 2025, aiming to reduce fraud and streamline registration. Texas has announced that it will phase out temporary paper tags in favor of metal license plates statewide beginning in July 2025. This significant change follows evidence of widespread fraud linked to counterfeit tags, prompting officials to take … Read more