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Is it? Could it be…  light? Make no mistake, we are still waist-deep in the COVID swamp. Most of the country still has not been vaccinated. More than 2,000 Americans a day are still dying of the virus. And for the time being, we still have to wear masks — or better yet, double-masks — keep our distance, avoid gatherings and keep to our own homes as much as possible. But vaccines are out there. More vaccines are coming. The rate of new U.S. infections is declining: from a peak of 248,321 on Jan. 6 to 54,950 on Feb. 22, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Pre...

Is it? Could it be…  light? Make no mistake, we are still waist-deep in the COVID fever swamp. Most of the country still has not been vaccinated. More than 2,000 Americans a day are still dying of the virus. For the next half-year at least, we're still going to have to mask — or better yet, double-mask — keep our distance, avoid gatherings, keep to our own homes as much as possible. But vaccines are out there. More vaccines are coming. The rate of new U.S. infections is declining: from a peak of  248,321 on Jan. 6 to 54,950 on Feb. 22, according to data from the Centers for Disease...

Tuesday, February 23, 2021 President Bidens (proposed) $15.00 hour minimum wage increase has pros and cons; its contingent upon being an employee or employer. If this administration analysis is correct, 1.5 million workers will lose their jobs. They are also predicting that 900,000 Americans will be elevated from poverty. I've always been curious what formulas are used to calculated numbers? Perhaps I'll consult with Albert Einstein! I'm not a fan of business monopolies, CEO's, or retail corporations. It the wage increase is passed, it will further burden (all) small business owners. By the s...

KXLY February 16, 2021 6:00 AM Lauren Schwahn Posted: Updated: Getty Images In January, I took up a no-spend challenge. That’s right — I refrained from making nonessential purchases for one whole month. With my travel and entertainment expenses basically nonexistent during the pandemic, the challenge really boiled down to two categories: shopping and food delivery. I’d never done a spending challenge before and didn’t know what to expect. Would I give up immediately? If I succeeded, how much money would I actually save? Here’s what happened, what I learned from the experie...

Lauren Schwahn In January, I took up a no-spend challenge. That’s right — I refrained from making nonessential purchases for one whole month. With my travel and entertainment expenses basically nonexistent during the pandemic, the challenge really boiled down to two categories: shopping and food delivery. I’d never done a spending challenge before and didn’t know what to expect. Would I give up immediately? If I succeeded, how much money would I actually save? Here’s what happened, what I learned from the experience and how you can try it, too. I HAVE MORE WILLPOWER THAN I THOUGH...