Ghiles Slamani
SBA Cuts 2,700 Jobs and Assumes Control of Student Loan Program – What It Means for Borrowers
In a bold move, the SBA is reducing its workforce by 43% while stepping into the shoes of the Department of Education to manage over $1.6 trillion in student loans.…
Over 530,000 Migrants Face Deportation as Trump Revokes Protections
In a controversial move, the Trump administration has set a deadline to revoke the legal status of over 530,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. This decision follows the…
Social Security’s 2026 COLA: Why Retirees Should Brace for a Smaller Increase
Social Security's 2026 COLA update is a significant letdown for retirees expecting another boost. With inflation slowing, the adjustment is expected to be the smallest in years. Meanwhile, essential costs…
Egg Prices Through the Roof – The Factors Behind the Increase Explained
Egg prices have reached unprecedented levels, but what's truly causing the spike? While avian flu plays a major role, consumer demand and market strategies are also contributing to the rise.…
Elon Musk: “The Ship of America Is Sinking” Without Spending Cuts
With the US deficit climbing to unprecedented levels, Elon Musk is pushing for deep government spending cuts to prevent financial disaster. The billionaire claims that unchecked debt could sink the…
DOJ Eliminates 11 ADA Compliance Rules—What It Means for Businesses
The DOJ has eliminated multiple ADA guidelines, claiming the changes will streamline compliance and reduce business costs. Disability advocates, however, argue that the decision weakens accessibility protections. The removed rules…
HIV Prevention Division Funding Under Review as Trump Administration Eyes Major CDC Cuts
The CDC’s HIV Prevention Division, responsible for national testing and outreach programs, may face significant funding cuts under a proposed Trump administration budget review. The potential reductions have raised alarms…
New SSA Rules Impact Millions: A Big Change for Social Security Verification Starting March 31
The Social Security Administration (SSA) is implementing sweeping changes that will affect millions of Americans. Starting March 31, recipients will no longer be able to verify their identity over the…
Trump Shakes FTC Leadership, Fires Two Democratic Members
In an unprecedented move, President Trump has fired two Democratic commissioners from the FTC, leading to concerns about the agency’s future. This bold action could reshape how the FTC operates,…
Tariffs Threaten Tennessee Whiskey: Distillers Warn of Economic Fallout
The U.S. whiskey industry, once thriving under favorable trade deals, is now grappling with the consequences of Trump's tariff war. Distillers, especially smaller craft producers in Tennessee, are warning of…
How US Health Aid Cuts Could Reverse Global Progress on HIV, Polio, and Measles
The World Health Organization is sounding the alarm over US cuts to foreign health aid. Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warns that disruptions to HIV, malaria, and polio programs could lead…
Funding Cut to Long-Term Diabetes Study by Trump Administration Raises Concerns
The Trump administration has pulled funding from the decades-long Diabetes Prevention Program, a key study tracking diabetes prevention. This decision comes amidst a series of budget cuts to NIH, with…
VOA’s Shutdown: How the U.S. State Media’s Silence is Shaping Global News
Following an executive order, Voice of America (VOA) is going dark, with some radio frequencies replaced by music in place of hard-hitting news reports. This move has left a significant…
St. Patrick’s Day 2025: A Spectacular Parade and Global Celebrations
St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated with lively parades and cultural festivities across the world. In New York, the city’s historic parade takes centre stage, drawing millions of spectators. The global…
Federal Judge Halts Trump’s Use of Alien Enemies Act for Swift Deportations
President Trump attempted to invoke the Alien Enemies Act, a 227-year-old law, to fast-track deportations of Venezuelan gang members. But within hours, a federal judge intervened, questioning the legal basis…
Tornado Devastation: At Least 34 Dead as Storms Rip Through the Southern US
Powerful tornadoes have carved a path of destruction through the southern US, killing at least 34 people and levelling entire neighbourhoods. With emergency teams working through the wreckage, thousands remain…
VoA in Crisis: Trump’s Latest Media Crackdown Puts Journalists on Leave
A sweeping decision by the Trump administration has forced over a thousand VOA journalists into limbo. The move follows the president’s fiery rhetoric against major news outlets. As key media…
What Trump’s Staff Reductions Mean for Your Summer Hiking Adventure
This summer, public lands may feel a little less accessible due to staffing cuts brought on by the Trump administration. Agencies like the BLM and Forest Service are already facing…
Trump’s Citizenship Restrictions: Administration Urges Supreme Court to Intervene
The Trump administration is pushing the US Supreme Court to approve partial restrictions on birthright citizenship, despite lower court injunctions blocking the policy. The move comes after several federal appeals…
Trump’s 200% Tariff Threat: Alcohol Imports From the EU at Risk
A brewing trade dispute between the U.S. and the European Union could soon hit consumers' pockets, with President Donald Trump threatening a 200% tariff on alcohol imports from Europe. This…
USPS Announces 10,000 Job Cuts as Part of New DOGE-Led Reform
The USPS is planning to cut 10,000 jobs in a major reform initiative that includes collaboration with Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). This move is part of efforts…
GSA Announces Massive Lease Cancellations: Which Government Offices Are Closing This Year?
The General Services Administration (GSA) has announced that hundreds of federal office leases will be canceled throughout the year. With agencies across the country affected, government operations could be disrupted.…
Ethiopia Faces Dire Consequences as US Aid Cuts Leave Millions Without Food
The Tigray region of Ethiopia is in the grips of a severe humanitarian crisis, worsened by cuts to essential US aid. With over 2.4 million people relying on food assistance,…
Tariff Tensions Rattle Wall Street: US Markets Face Growing Uncertainty
The US stock market is caught in a storm of uncertainty, with volatile swings fueled by escalating tariff disputes and economic policy shifts. Businesses are struggling to plan as trade…
Elon Musk Reverses Course on Social Security Phone Service Restrictions
A firestorm erupted after reports suggested Elon Musk’s company sought to cut Social Security phone services, forcing millions of Americans online. Lawmakers and advocacy groups slammed the move as harmful…
Migration Surge Fuels Record Growth in Major US Urban Counties
The largest urban counties in the US kept growing last year, but not because of domestic movement. A new report shows that migration is now the key factor driving population…
Bird Flu Crisis: Why the US Is Resisting a Vaccine Despite Skyrocketing Egg Prices
The ongoing bird flu crisis has wiped out millions of egg-laying hens, sending prices soaring. While vaccines could prevent further losses, concerns over trade and virus monitoring are slowing adoption.…
US Recession Fears Grow: Is an Economic Downturn Inevitable?
Investor anxiety is mounting as analysts raise recession forecasts, citing trade policies and market instability. Businesses brace for economic strain, while consumers feel the pressure of rising costs. Market turbulence…
NOAA Faces Another 1,000 Layoffs, Sparking Fears of Weakened Forecasting
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is bracing for another devastating wave of job cuts, reducing its workforce by 1,000 more employees. With critical forecasting and research teams already stretched…
Affordable Housing Crisis Deepens as Trump Halts Key $1B Program
A federal program providing essential funding for affordable housing repairs has been halted under the Trump administration, leaving thousands of low-income tenants in uncertainty. Property managers warn that the move…
Trump’s New Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum Take Effect, Sparking EU Retaliation
A fresh trade dispute is unfolding as the U.S. reinstates 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. The move has triggered swift EU retaliation, with billions in countermeasures set to…
U.S. Administration Faces Scrutiny as Civil Liberties Decline, Lands on Global Watchlist
For the first time, the U.S. has been added to a global human rights watchlist, raising concerns over the administration’s governance. From media restrictions to protest crackdowns, the move signals…
Ontario Hits Us With 25% Electricity Surcharge in Tariff Battle
Ontario is fighting back against US trade tariffs with a bold new surcharge on electricity exports. Households in New York, Michigan, and Minnesota will see higher energy bills as a…
Trump Administration Repurposes App for Self-Deportation Process
A new US government app allows undocumented migrants to declare their intent to leave the country, marking a shift in immigration policy. The tool replaces an earlier system used for…
How a Nonprofit Is Giving Formerly Incarcerated Women a Second Chance at Life
For many women, leaving prison isn’t the end of their struggle—it’s the beginning of a new set of challenges. With limited job prospects, housing difficulties, and financial burdens, reintegration can…
Coffee Heists on the Rise: Criminals Cash In on Record-High Prices
The US coffee industry is facing an unexpected threat: a wave of high-value thefts striking supply chains. Criminals are posing as transport operators to intercept shipments worth hundreds of thousands…
Tariff Turmoil: Uncertainty Index Surges as Markets React to Chaotic Policy Shifts
The US uncertainty index has soared to record highs as tariff policies shift unpredictably, leaving businesses and investors struggling to keep up. Some tariffs are imposed, others revoked, and markets…
Fiery Crash: Private Plane Slams Into Retirement Community Near Lancaster Airport
A single-engine aircraft crashed near Lancaster Airport, engulfing cars in flames and leaving behind a trail of wreckage. The pilot attempted an emergency landing moments before the impact. Residents were…
Tariff Tensions Rise: Trump Defends Us Economy Amid Escalating Trade War
As the US escalates tariff disputes with key trade partners, markets react with volatility and analysts warn of inflation risks. Trump, however, remains confident, calling the economic shift a necessary…
SSA Data at Risk? Unions Fight to Block Doge’s Access to Millions of Records
Concerns are mounting over a controversial push to access sensitive government records. Unions claim DOGE is seeking vast troves of SSA data without clear justification. As legal proceedings unfold, the…
US Banks Get Green Light for Crypto Activities as Regulator Lifts Restrictions
A landmark decision by US regulators has reshaped how banks interact with crypto, removing key hurdles that once slowed adoption. With prior restrictions lifted, financial institutions now have greater flexibility…
Social Security Shortfall Looms: Tough Choices Ahead for Lawmakers
The future of Social Security is uncertain as a major revenue shortfall threatens the programme. Potential fixes include tax hikes, benefit cuts, or raising the retirement age—but none come without…
US Inflation Remains Stubborn as Tariff Risks Threaten Economic Stability
US inflation continues to climb, with core price growth staying elevated despite a slower increase in February. The Federal Reserve is left navigating this persistent pressure as the US economy…
41 States That Don’t Tax Social Security Benefits: What You Need to Know
For retirees, understanding tax policies on Social Security benefits is crucial. While the federal government may tax these funds, many states offer relief by not imposing additional taxes. This article…
Why Are Egg Prices Skyrocketing? Justice Department Opens Investigation
As egg prices continue to climb, federal investigators are looking into whether major producers artificially inflated costs. With reports of a dozen eggs selling for as much as $10, suspicions…
Social Security Overhaul Under Trump: What It Means for Retirees
Social Security is undergoing changes under the Trump administration, with efforts to cut costs and alter taxation policies. While benefits remain untouched for now, policy shifts could reshape the program’s…
US Launches Crypto Stockpile as Trump Locks in Government Bitcoin Holdings
The decision positions the United States among the few nations maintaining a national stockpile of digital assets, a strategy that could have long-term implications for global finance.
Elon Musk Pushes for Amtrak and Postal Service Privatisation
Elon Musk isn’t holding back—he says Amtrak and the Postal Service should be privatised to drive efficiency and accountability. Comparing U.S. rail travel to global standards, he claims Amtrak gives…
Trump Administration Suspends South Africa Aid—Land Reform at the Centre
In a major foreign policy move, Trump has suspended US aid to South Africa, alleging unfair treatment of white citizens. The order comes amid ongoing disputes over land reform and…
Veterans Affairs Faces 80,000 Job Losses as Trump Pushes Government Shake-up
The Trump administration is moving forward with an ambitious plan to cut 80,000 jobs from Veterans Affairs, aiming to return to pre-2020 staffing levels. Officials claim the move will boost…
