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If you’re living on Social Security, you’ve probably heard that another cost-of-living increase is coming in 2026. And yes, early estimates say benefits might finally cross the $2,000/month mark. That sounds like progress — but the reality…

So, you’re trying to get a copy of your birth certificate. Maybe it’s for a passport, a school form, or you’re just finally getting your paperwork together. Whatever the reason, you can totally do it online in most states now — and it’s…

If you’re wondering what happened to that third stimulus check — the one for $1,400 — you’re not the only one. A lot of people either never received it or didn’t realize they were even eligible. The IRS recently stepped in to help fix that…

If you’ve seen headlines or posts talking about a new $800 stimulus check this June, you’re probably thinking, “Wait, is that really happening?” The short answer: not exactly. But there is some truth behind the talk — and…

If you receive SSI (Supplemental Security Income) or know someone who does, you’ll want to mark your calendar. In just 9 days, the Social Security Administration is sending out payments of up to $967. The money is scheduled to arrive on…

If you’re counting on SNAP benefits to help cover groceries this month, there’s something you should know. The USDA has confirmed that some households could get as much as $1,756 in SNAP payments between June 12 and June 28. But before…

MICHIGAN (June 19, 2025) – Severe thunderstorms swept across southern Michigan yesterday afternoon, bringing torrential rain, damaging winds, and pockets of hail. Power companies are now battling outages that have left tens of thousands of…

WASHINGTON – Former President Donald Trump has dramatically reshaped the White House grounds with the addition of two towering flagpoles—each nearly 100 feet tall—on the North and South Lawns. Trump personally oversaw the…

NEW YORK – In a major legal setback for former President Donald Trump, a federal appeals court has ruled that the Justice Department cannot step in on his behalf in the ongoing appeal of a $83 million defamation judgment linked to E. Jean…

WASHINGTON (June 19, 2025) – The U.S. State Department has resumed issuing student visas for F, M, and J applicants after a brief pause, but has introduced a new requirement: applicants must now make their social media accounts public for…