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San Diego Median Home Prices Jump $40K in One Month Despite Cooling Market
An existing single-family home in San Diego County saw its price increase from $1.01 million to $1.05 million in the previous month, according to the California Association of Realtors, which made the announcement on Thursday. This comes at a time when the sales pace across the state fell by 5.1% in May. In the month
U.S. Government Reverses Social Security Cuts for Certain Beneficiaries
At long last, the criticism of the changes to Social Security that Donald Trump decided to execute hit close to home. Beneficiaries will be able to restart their payments after the United States Department of Education made the decision to overturn the regulation that allowed for the garnishment of up to fifteen percent of Social
New Stimulus Initiative Offers $1,000 to Citizens Meeting One Requirement
As part of the ongoing One Big Beautiful Bill Act, President Trump and the Trump administration recently made headlines by announcing a $1,000 cash stimulus payment. Many young couples are choosing not to have children because of the current state of associated costs associated with raising a child, as families are finding it too difficult
Thousands Could Die Under Proposed Medicaid Cuts, Researchers Say
According to a study released Monday in the Annals of Internal Medicine, the House Republicans’ comprehensive domestic policy bill’s planned Medicaid cuts may result in an estimated 7.6 million Americans losing their health insurance, which would result in thousands of avoidable deaths. According to the report, the changes may result in 380,270 women skipping a
GOP Bill Proposes Major Changes to Medicaid Affecting Millions
As the Senate considers the GOP’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Republican Senator Josh Hawley has made it clear that he would not slash Medicaid. Republicans like Hawley agree that the bill’s primary cost-cutting measure, which imposes new work requirements on healthy adults who get Medicaid, will result in millions of people losing their insurance.
New Legislative Proposal Could Change Wages for Tipped Employees
Tipping is a European custom that is extensively used in the United States. It was common practice among affluent people and nobility to give servants a little sum of money in appreciation for their labors. This attitude of giving thanks has spread to the United States. In many businesses, the owner uses this practice to
