Walmart faces a class action lawsuit alleging misleading and unjust pricing by charging customers more than required.
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Arizona's Minimum Wage Could Rise to $18, Including Tipped Workers, Under New Ballot Measure
Arizona voters will decide on a new ballot measure, the “One Fair Wage Act,” which proposes raising the state minimum wage to $18 an hour.
Wall Street Sees Election as Threat to Now-Normal US Economy
Analysts believe the US economy is returning to pre-pandemic norms, but election uncertainties may bring volatility due to potential shifts in economic policies based on electoral results.
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A California city is implementing a guaranteed basic income pilot, providing new parents with $500 monthly to support families.
Student Loan Guide: Essential Insights for First-Time Borrowers
This guide provides essential information and tips for new borrowers to understand how student loans work and navigate the borrowing process effectively.
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According to data released by the US Food and Nutrition Service (FNS), several states are experiencing high rates of overpayments in SNAP benefits.
New research shows that American families will spend more than ever on Fourth of July barbecues due to inflation.
Florida has implemented stricter requirements for its food stamp program, including expanded work requirements and age limits, affecting SNAP benefits recipients aged 18 to 59.
A Kansas businessman from Olathe has pleaded guilty to illegally exporting sensitive aviation technology to Russian companies, violating US sanctions.
An NYC banker turned himself in to police after being accused of beating a woman during a Pride and anti-Israel march in June.
A federal appeals court has permitted the US Education Department to implement a plan reducing monthly student loan payments.
The US Department of the Treasury and the IRS have finalized regulations requiring brokers of cryptocurrency assets to report gross proceeds from sales starting in 2026.
The US Justice Department is urging Boeing to plead guilty to a criminal charge for violating a settlement related to the fatal 737 MAX crashes in 2018 and 2019.
Four people tragically lost their lives and nine others were hospitalized after a minivan crashed through the wall of a nail salon in Deer Park, Long Island.
