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Biden Administration Proposes Rule to Exclude Medical Debt from Most Credit Reports

Biden Administration Proposes Rule to Exclude Medical Debt from Most Credit Reports

The Biden administration has proposed a rule to exclude medical debt from most individual credit reports, aiming to protect over 15 million Americans from the negative impact of major health care bills on their borrowing capabilities.


Amazon Sued by Thousands of Delivery Drivers Over Unpaid Wages, Contractor Status

Thousands of Amazon delivery drivers are suing the company, claiming that being classified as independent contractors instead of employees has resulted in unpaid wages and financial hardships.

Apple Vision Pro to Be Available in Australia, Canada, UK, and More Beginning June 28

Apple has announced the expansion of its Apple Vision Pro to new countries and regions. Apple has announced the expansion of its Apple Vision Pro to new countries and regions.

US Bans Imports From 3 More Chinese Companies Tied to Uyghur Forced Labor

The US has added three more firms to a list that blocked imports from companies that are allegedly linked to Uyghur forced laborers in China.


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Biden Admin To Make Credit Card, Other Loan Applications Easier by Blocking Medical Debt on Credit Reports
The Biden Administration wants to allow credit card and other loan applications. Here's what you need to know about the CFPB's new rules for credit reports.
Why are Oil Companies Thriving During Joe Biden's Term? Here's What Charges Oil & Gas Industry Profits
Why are oil companies raking hundreds of billions during Joe Biden's term? Is POTUS to blame? Here are the latest details.
Apple Holds Launch Event For New Products At Its Headquarters
Apple's stock surged over 5% after the company announced its new AI platform, "Apple Intelligence," signaling optimism among investors and analysts.
Israel Declares War Following Large-Scale Hamas Attacks
Israel faces the harsh reality of the ongoing conflict with Hamas as the country struggles to bounce back from increasing inflation, price surges, and housing shortages.