
Djamila Lazri
Major Update to Social Security Death Records by DOGE
As of March 24, 2025, DOGE has successfully updated over 7 million Social Security records with no death confirmation. This follows an earlier update that corrected 3.2 million records, raising…

Donald Trump Targets Nations Buying Oil and Gas From Venezuela With New Tariffs
The United States is tightening its grip on countries dealing with Venezuela’s oil industry. A new tariff signals Washington’s intent to broaden its economic pressure.

U.S. Federal Reserve and Bank of England Keep Interest Rates on Hold Amid Uncertainty
The Bank of England and U.S. Federal Reserve have both opted to keep interest rates steady amid ongoing economic uncertainty. Global trade policies and inflation remain key factors influencing their…

Trump-Appointed SSA Chief Backs Down After Court Ruling
Leland Dudek, acting head of the U.S. Social Security Administration, reversed claims of shutting down the agency after a federal judge clarified a ruling on data access. The decision follows…

How Trump’s Regulatory Freeze is Disrupting the US Fishing Industry
The regulatory freeze has caused significant delays in key decision-making processes, leaving fishermen uncertain about the start of the season. This uncertainty could lead to reduced fishing opportunities and affect…

Trump Signs Executive Order to Dismantle Department of Education
The Department of Education is facing its most serious challenge in over four decades. Trump’s order signals a broader effort to redefine the federal government’s role in public education.

In Latest Blow to Tesla, Nearly Every Cybertruck Recalled Over Windshield Panel Flaw
Nearly all Tesla Cybertrucks have been pulled in for repairs following a newly identified safety flaw. The issue marks another chapter in the vehicle’s troubled rollout since its highly anticipated…

Major Brokerages See Slower Pace of Fed Rate Cuts Despite Trump Tariff Uncertainty
The U.S. Federal Reserve faces growing uncertainty, with tariffs under the Trump administration impacting inflation and economic growth. These external factors are complicating the Fed's ability to make accurate projections.

Transportation Index Slump Signals Trouble for Wall Street as Investors Seek Stability
The transportation sector isn't just lagging — it's sending a message. Investors are starting to take notice as familiar indicators drift into unfamiliar territory.

FedEx Shares Fall Amid Forecast Cuts, Fueling Economic Concerns
FedEx lowered its fiscal 2025 earnings forecast, now expecting adjusted earnings per share between $18.00 and $18.60. Analysts warn this could signal deeper structural issues within the parcel delivery industry.

Trump 200 Percent Tariff Threat Could Devastate Europes Wine Industry
A 200% tariff on European wines would severely impact top producers like France, Italy, and Spain. Small wineries could face catastrophic consequences if the U.S. follows through on its threat.

Social Security Tightens Identity Verification Amid Fraud Concerns
Millions of Social Security recipients will soon face stricter identity verification rules, limiting remote authentication options. The policy shift raises concerns about accessibility, especially for those unable to visit field…

Tesla Faces Significant Crisis as 46,000 Cybertrucks Recalled Amid Growing Protests
Tesla’s stock has plummeted by a third in the past month, exacerbated by Elon Musk’s involvement in controversial political initiatives. Protests and vandalism at showrooms worldwide highlight growing public unrest.

Fired CDC Federal Workers Still Await Contact for Reinstatement After Court Order
HHS has extended the administrative leave status of 2,855 probationary employees, but many remain uncertain about their employment status. Some CDC workers have reported receiving no communication regarding their reinstatement.

Drop in Social Security Benefit Claims Approval Rate: What You Need to Know
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has faced a sharp decline in processing times, with only 80.7% of claims processed within two weeks in February 2025. This marks the largest drop…

Canadians and International Travelers Turn Their Backs on U.S. Tourism Amid Trade Tensions
The decline in Canadian tourism to the U.S. is set to cause a $3.3 billion loss for the U.S. economy this year. International tourism is also being impacted as travelers…

US Government Shutdown Averted as Senate Passes Funding Bill
The passage of the funding bill has intensified divisions within the Democratic Party, with some viewing it as a necessary compromise, while others see it as a political setback. As…

Boeing Faces Strict Oversight and Lost Trust After Safety Issues
Boeing is currently grappling with severe challenges in restoring its reputation after a series of safety incidents. The company’s credibility has been further undermined by ongoing regulatory scrutiny and legal…

Social Security Payments Suspended for Retirees Who Miss This Requirement
The Social Security Administration warns that retirees who fail to meet certain requirements may face suspended payments. Staying informed and compliant is crucial to avoid disruptions in benefits.

Elon Musk Targets Social Security Fraud : Separating Fact from Fiction
Elon Musk has argued that fraud within Social Security and other welfare programmes represents a significant financial burden, calling for major spending cuts. However, official data and independent analyses indicate…

How Donald Trump’s Tax Plan Could Change Your Paycheck
If enacted, Trump's tax plan could significantly increase take-home pay for millions of Americans earning under $150,000 per year. The proposal has sparked debate over its potential economic impact and…

San Diego Experiences the Largest Cost of Living Increase in the Nation
San Diego's cost of living has surged by 20.3% since 2019, the highest increase among major U.S. cities. This sharp rise has placed immense financial strain on local residents, particularly…

Florida’s Citrus Industry Grapples With Hurricanes, Disease, and Development Pressures
Florida's citrus industry faces an increasingly difficult future, contending with hurricanes, plant diseases, and the rapid growth of real estate development. These challenges have caused severe losses in citrus production…

Department of Education Lays off 1,300 Workers, Reducing Staff by Half
The U.S. Department of Education is cutting over 1,300 jobs, significantly reducing its workforce as part of ongoing efforts by the Trump administration to overhaul the federal government. With these…

The Future of IRS Direct File Program Under Scrutiny
The IRS Direct File programme has gained popularity for its ease of use and cost-saving benefits, but its future remains uncertain amidst ongoing debates. Concerns over its legality, cost, and…

HHS Closes 6 Key Regional Offices Across 32 States and Territories
HHS is closing six regional offices as part of a reorganization plan aimed at reducing operational costs. This move affects 32 states and territories.

10 US States With the Lowest Cost of Living
Some states in the U.S. offer significantly lower living costs, making them attractive options for budget-conscious individuals. From affordable housing to reduced utility expenses, these states provide a financial advantage…

ABLE Accounts a Hidden Financial Lifeline for Disabled Americans Looking To Save and Invest
Millions of disabled Americans face strict asset limits that make saving money a challenge. ABLE accounts offer a way to build financial security without risking essential government benefits.

US Imposes New Tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China – What It Means for Trade and Markets
The newly imposed US tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China are reshaping global trade dynamics, prompting swift responses from key trading partners. Economic and diplomatic impacts are already unfolding

Us Consumer Spending Sees First Decline in Nearly Two Years Amid Trade Tensions and Inflation Concerns
US consumer spending saw its first decline in nearly two years, raising concerns over economic growth. Meanwhile, inflation remains stubborn, complicating the Federal Reserve’s next steps.

What’s Open and Closed on Presidents’ Day 2025?
Presidents' Day, observed on February 17, 2025, will bring various closures and adjusted schedules across the U.S. Here's what to expect on this federal holiday.

Two Main Groups Could See Social Security Benefit Increases
A proposal to enhance Social Security benefits is gaining attention across the U.S. Focused on supporting caregivers and older workers, the plan is stirring discussions on the program's future.

Energy Price Cap Rising in January – Here’s How to Save Money Fast
Millions of UK households face an energy price hike in January, but switching to a fixed tariff now could help you save money in 2024.

Young Drivers Behind 19% of December Night Fatalities : A Festive Season Warning
Young drivers account for a disproportionate share of December night-time crashes, sparking urgent safety warnings this festive season.

UK Wage Growth Boosts Sterling Amid Economic Uncertainty
Average weekly earnings in the UK rose by 5.2% in the three months to October, exceeding expectations and intensifying speculation about the Bank of England's monetary policy decisions. This wage…

17,400 Affordable Homes Delayed : Rising Costs and Funding Gaps Put UK Housing Targets at Risk
The delay of 17,400 affordable homes and 139 stalled sites highlights the financial strain on housing associations, putting government housing targets at risk.

Save £260 Annually : The Boiler Setting Mistake Costing UK Households Big
A minor adjustment in boiler settings could unlock significant savings for many UK households amidst rising energy costs.

Royal Mail’s £3.6 Billion Takeover: How Kretinsky’s Deal Will Impact Workers and Services
The takeover of Royal Mail by Czech investor Daniel Kretinsky marks a major turning point for this historic institution, raising questions about its future, its workforce, and its essential services.

How the UK’s Pay-Per-Mile Tax System Could Revolutionize Road Charges
The UK is exploring a pay-per-mile scheme for vehicle taxation to ensure fairness by correlating tax with actual road use, utilizing satellite technology for precise mileage tracking.

How UK Drivers Can Avoid £5,000 Fines by Dressing Right This Winter
Did you know that wearing the wrong winter coat or footwear could cost you up to £5,000 in fines? Many UK drivers are unaware of how their clothing could impact…

Unlock £200 Cashback and Free Charging for Electric Vehicles with EDF Energy’s New Offer
EDF Energy’s new offer for UK motorists presents a significant opportunity to reduce the upfront costs of switching to electric vehicles. With £200 cashback and exclusive discounts, it’s part of…

Bank of England’s Critical Interest Rate Decision : Will Inflation Delay Cuts in 2025?
With inflation unexpectedly climbing and economic indicators showing mixed signals, the Bank of England faces a critical decision. Will it hold firm on interest rates, or is a shift in…

Train Strikes Called Off : RMT’s Suspension Brings Christmas Travel Relief to Britons
With over 300,000 passengers potentially affected and the fate of Christmas travel hanging in the balance, the UK's rail network was on the brink of chaos — until a last-minute…

TV Licence Fee Debate Intensifies : Thousands Push for Immediate Change
The BBC's future funding model is in jeopardy as public pressure increases. Is this the start of a significant change in the way Britain supports its national broadcaster, or will…








