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Senate passes resolution to suspend pay during shutdowns without opposition

Senate passes resolution to suspend pay during shutdowns without opposition

Sens. Face Pay Suspension During Future Government Shutdowns In a move to share the burden faced by federal employees during government shutdowns, senators have opted for an unpaid stance amid upcoming closures. This unanimous resolution passed by the Senate aims to create a sense of accountability for lawmakers, possibly deterring future shutdowns. Senator John Kennedy […]

Sen John Kennedy’s proposal on delaying shutdown pay moves forward

Sen John Kennedy's proposal on delaying shutdown pay moves forward

Senate Moves to Cut Pay During Government Shutdowns The Senate is advancing a proposal that could significantly impact members of Congress during future government shutdowns. On Wednesday, a resolution spearheaded by Sen. John Kennedy (R-Louisiana) was unanimously introduced. If approved, it would suspend congressional pay if the government shuts down. This issue, while previously rare, […]

GM agrees to pay $12.75 million after selling driver data from California

GM agrees to pay $12.75 million after selling driver data from California

California Fines GM for Privacy Violations If you’re one of those California drivers who has had a General Motors car—like a Chevrolet or Buick—over the years, here’s something you might find surprising: your driving data could have been sold without your consent. California just hit GM with a hefty $12.5 million fine for this privacy […]

A Year Later: Insights from the Pay Later Data

A Year Later: Insights from the Pay Later Data

In April 2025, the Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) approach seemed poised to take over consumer finance. This method was already a notable segment of the market, attracting numerous entries, especially from providers aimed at younger, digitally-savvy individuals. Many believed BNPL’s growth was inevitable. However, the expected surge didn’t materialize. Traditional credit card companies began […]