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POLITICS

Biden to Enact Social Security Fairness Act on January 6, Enhancing Benefits for US Educators

Friday, Jan 03

On January 6, Biden will sign the Social Security Fairness Act, improving benefits for US educators, ensuring full retirement support.

POLITICS

Millennial Challenges Spending Misconceptions of Older Generations

Friday, Jan 03

A millennial highlights shifting perceptions on spending between generations, arguing youth are more financially savvy than older critics suggest.

ECONOMY

Understanding Costs of Transferring a $10,000 Credit Card Balance

Friday, Jan 03

Explore the costs and potential savings of a $10,000 credit card balance transfer, factoring in fees and interest rates.

POLITICS

SCOTUS Justices Thomas and Jackson Cleared in Ethics Allegations

Friday, Jan 03

Justice Thomas and Jackson will not face further investigation regarding ethics violations, as claims will not be forwarded to the Justice Department.

POLITICS

Medals of Honor Posthumously Awarded to Heroes from Korea and Vietnam

Friday, Jan 03

Decades after their heroic acts, President Biden awards Medals of Honor to soldiers who sacrificed their lives in Korea and Vietnam.

WORLD NEWS

Algerian Influencer Arrested in France for Promoting Violent Attacks

Friday, Jan 03

An Algerian social media influencer was detained in France for allegedly inciting attacks, coinciding with the anniversary of past terrorist events.

POLITICS

Western New Mexico University President Resigns with $2 Million Severance After Misusing $360K of Public Funds

Friday, Jan 03

Western New Mexico University president Joseph Shepard resigns with a $2 million severance after misusing over $360K in public funds for personal gain.

POLITICS

Barcelona's Hansi Flick expresses frustration yet hopes for Dani Olmo's registration

Friday, Jan 03

Coach Hansi Flick admits frustration but maintains confidence as Barcelona seeks to register Dani Olmo.

POLITICS

Federal judiciary declines to refer Thomas, Jackson ethics allegations to DOJ

Friday, Jan 03

The judiciary's decision not to refer ethics allegations involving Justices Thomas and Jackson to the DOJ raises ongoing concerns about Supreme Court accountability.