IRS reveals major updates for tax filers because of the significant new legislation.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act removes certain tips from taxation and exempts overtime pay, but when you file your taxes in 2026, you’ll need to follow the revised IRS guidelines. The IRS has indicated that they will provide new guidance and updated forms for the 2026 tax year regarding how overtime pay should be […]
New legislation aims to require clear labels on coated fruits and vegetables sold in the U.S.
New Proposed Law on Produce Coatings A new proposed law aims to shed light on the coatings applied to fruits and vegetables before they hit grocery store shelves in the U.S. Representative Marlin Stutzman from Indiana has introduced the HR 4737, termed the Apeel Reveal Act, which primarily focuses on the treatment of produce with […]
Florida GOP lawmaker proposes legislation for a citizens-only snap census
Representative Randy Fine (R-Fla.) has put forth a proposal for a Snap Census, aimed solely at counting American citizens. The legislation, dubbed the “Counting Law,” would direct the Secretary of Commerce to initiate a census that includes only U.S. citizens in its tally. This move was prompted by ongoing rezoning disputes seen nationwide. In Texas, […]
Florida Attorney General Suggests Legislation to Prevent Sexual Predators from Seeking Adoption
Florida Attorney General Proposes Law to Protect Children Florida Attorney General James Usmier announced on Thursday a new proposal aimed at preventing sexual predators and abusers from using surrogacy, adoption, or other means to arrange for the care of children. In a video statement, Uthmeier expressed concern about protecting children from individuals who might try […]
Social Security Expected to Deplete Funds Quicker Because of Trump Legislation
Federal actuaries have reported that the Social Security Trusts could start to become insolvent by 2034. At that point, only about 81% of beneficiaries are expected to receive their promised benefits. In a letter to Democratic Senator Ron Wyden, who is a senior member of the Senate Treasury Committee, Chief Actuary Karen Glenn outlined these […]
Chamber of Commerce leads effort to promote Trump’s and the GOP’s major legislation after Medicaid conflict
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is stepping up to assist Congressional Republicans in promoting Trump’s major budget proposal, especially after the recent fallout over significant Medicaid cuts, which have tarnished some of the administration’s legislative achievements. This prominent business organization plans to host numerous roundtable discussions focused on tax reductions and the potential economic growth […]
Republicans rush to unify their message on Trump’s main legislation
Senate Republicans Consider Next Steps After Trump’s Bill With the Senate now out of session until Labor Day, Republicans are looking to capitalize on President Donald Trump’s proposed legislation. However, there’s a lingering concern that Democrats may hold an edge in shaping public perception. Sen. Ron Johnson, a Republican from Wisconsin, believes the party can […]
US legislation could eliminate tax benefits for international students on OPT
Proposed Changes to Immigration Bill Targeting International Students There’s a new immigration bill making waves in the US Congress that could ultimately remove long-standing tax exemptions for international students involved in the Optional Practical Training (OPT) Program. This proposal, part of the broader Dignity Act of 2025, would hold foreign graduates accountable for social security […]
Kiley to Propose Legislation Against Redistricting in the Middle of the Decade
Rep. Kevin Kiley Takes Action Against California’s Redistricting Changes Rep. Kevin Kiley (R-CA) has launched an initiative to counter what he describes as a “Brazen and Corrupt” attempt by California Governor Gavin Newsom to alter the state’s districting process. His proposal involves introducing federal legislation that would ban mid-term rezoning across the country, aiming to […]
Federal judge halts Arkansas Ten Commandments classroom legislation for now
Federal Judges Halt Arkansas Commandments Law in Classrooms Federal judges have issued a temporary blockade preventing several school districts in Arkansas from displaying the Ten Commandments in classrooms, a requirement set forth by a new state law. This injunction, granted by U.S. District Judge Timothy Brooks—an appointee of former President Barack Obama—applies to four districts […]