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will be up step closer to receiving $1,400 stimulus checks. this legislation also extends unemployment benefits for millions out of a job. text bands the child tax credit. it provides affordable care act subsidies, and it includes funding for cash-strapped states and schools. it is the largest set of relief checks ever and has garnered prod support across the country. you can see the number here. new cnn poll shows 61% of americans are on board with this covid relief package. i have je...

Agriculture sustains our very existence. Despite the misconception that large farms feed the world, it’s small-holding farmers who predominantly nourish us, while consistently outperforming their larger counterparts in yields and ecological sustainability. Yet, these vital stewards face the brunt of extreme weather and unchecked competition from corporate giants, endangering our food security. Meanwhile, the state’s […] The post Leading New Hampshire agriculture toward clima...

Most applications must be submitted to the Mecklenburg County Assessor’s Office by June 1.

A Herriman man has been charged with wire fraud after allegedly lying about his criminal history during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Utah Attorney General's Office.

The Biden administration is moving forward with a new student loan relief plan that is narrower than its original proposal, which was struck down by the Supreme Court over the summer. The Department of Education released regulatory draft text Monday showing the new plan for student debt forgiveness is targeting specific groups instead of providing…

The proposal is much more narrow that Biden's original plan, which would've given most borrowers at least $10,000 in debt relief.

Daniela Rendon spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in pandemic loans on a leased Bentley and other goods.

In a new report, the U.S. Small Business Administration’s watchdog Office of the Inspector General estimates $200,000 billion was lost in COVID relief fraud. Here’s what they found.

Federal prosecutors said much of the money was meant to go to renters facing eviction. Instead it paid for luxury cars, designer clothes.

FIRST Hawaiian Bank is committed to supporting the residents of Guam in the aftermath of Typhoon Mawar. The impact of the storm has left many in need of assistance, and