Why your Social Security check might be smaller this month because of Trump’s new deduction
Some individuals receiving Social Security might feel the pinch this week as payments are deposited into their accounts. It appears that certain beneficiaries of federal student loans could see their monthly payments affected due to ongoing efforts in the education sector aimed at collecting overdue payments. Last month, the Treasury started issuing notices that put […]
Victoria’s Secret postpones earnings announcement due to website shutdown from a security issue.
Victoria’s Secret has delayed the announcement of its quarterly revenue following a security breach that disrupted operations of the well-known lingerie brand and forced U.S. shopping sites to shut down for several days last week. In an update provided on Tuesday, Victoria’s Secret indicated that it first noticed a “security incident involving information technology systems” […]
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Proposal to End US Student Visas for Chinese Nationals In an interview on Breitbart News Daily, Representative Riley Moore (R-WV) discussed his proposal aimed at eliminating US student visas held by approximately 300,000 Chinese citizens. He emphasized that his legislation, the Stop CCP Visas Act, aims to enhance intellectual property protections by suspending existing visa […]
Concerns about border security were raised by the FBI and lawmakers before the terrorist attack in Boulder.
Concerns About Terrorism Following Colorado Attack Legislators and intelligence experts have raised alarms regarding the threat of terrorism linked to illegal immigration, particularly in light of a recent attack in Boulder, Colorado, which left eight individuals injured. Warnings had been issued long before this incident, highlighting the potential risks associated with loose border security. Reports […]
Reliance on China for essential supplies presents a national security risk
Recently, President Trump expressed his frustration with China, accusing them of breaching previous agreements. According to him, they did not uphold their end regarding the promised exchange of rare earth minerals, which understandably upset him. However, one might think he should have anticipated this outcome. The White House is currently working on addressing the situation, […]
Civilian workers are approved by the DoD to assist in border security at the request of the DHS.
Department of Defense Initiates Volunteer Program for Civilian Employees The Department of Defense (DOD) has announced a new voluntary initiative aimed at assisting civilian employees in traveling to the U.S. borders to support the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This move was detailed in a memo released on Monday, which invites civilian personnel to step […]
Homeland Security takes down the list of ‘sanctuary jurisdictions’
Department of Homeland Security List Disappears The “sanctuary jurisdiction” list from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has been removed from its website. This list, which was made public last Thursday, identified 35 states and parts of the District of Columbia that, according to DHS, “undermines the rule of law and endangers the lives of […]
Does Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ have no tax on Social Security? Important details to consider
House Passes Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” The House of Representatives has approved President Donald Trump’s much-touted “big, beautiful bill.” It now heads to the Senate for further consideration. The House passed the significant bill early Thursday morning. While the bill does not explicitly eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits, it introduces other tax credits for […]
Social Security Payment Calendar for May 25-30: Two Checks on Two Paydays
This week, from May 24th to May 30th, the SSA is set to distribute two types of payments. One of these is for qualifying Social Security recipients with Resignation benefits who meet specific criteria. The other is intended for those eligible for federal supplementary security income (SSI). It’s important to remember that an individual can […]
Social Security Payments May Decrease for 450,000 Retirees as Government Starts Collecting Benefits Due to Student Loan Defaults
The U.S. Department of Education has restarted the collection of default student loans, ending a pause that lasted five years due to the Covid-19 pandemic. As of May 5, federal agencies are allowed to take income from borrowers who have defaulted, which includes wage garnishments, intercepting tax refunds, and a portion of Social Security benefits. […]