Trump’s Health Care Bill Risks Coverage for Millions, Threatens Rural Hospitals
Trump's "big, beautiful bill" plans sweeping changes to U.S. healthcare, potentially leaving millions uninsured and threatening hospitals.
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Understanding the Impact of Tariffs on Your Wallet and How to Prepare
Understanding tariffs: Taxes on imported goods may impact your wallet, but don't panic. Learn about their meaning,…
Hawaii’s severe housing crisis continues due to high prices, mortgage rates
Hawaii's housing crisis continues as high prices and mortgage rates make homeownership unaffordable for most, says…
U.S. 30-Year Mortgage Rates Reach Highest Level Since Mid-July
The average rate on a 30-year mortgage in the U.S. rose to its highest level since mid-July, now at 6.85%.
Affordability: Top Health Care Worry for Senior Americans | News
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The cost of healthcare services and therapies is a major concern for older adults, according to a poll by…
Biden’s Insulin Price Cap: Trump Asserts Influence
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Former President Donald Trump claimed that low insulin prices were due to his administration, not…
Buncombe Residents Shape Health Strategies With Valuable Input
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Buncombe County in North Carolina has launched a Community Health Assessment survey to better understand the health of its residents and how improvements may be made. The survey will be used to create a health improvement plan and is required every three years for state accreditation. In the previous survey, major issues identified…
Solar Industry Braces for Potential Trump 2024 Win
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Despite the Republican party's threats to cut the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), solar industry CEOs are…
SC Advances in Appointing Health Secretary After House Vote
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South Carolina is preparing to dissolve the South Carolina Dept. of Health and Environmental Services…
IRS Launches Free Direct File System for 2024 Tax Season
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The IRS will open a free, online filing system for some Americans for the 2022 tax season as part of an experimental pilot program. The Direct File system will be available to residents in 12 states who have income from an employer or unemployment compensation, Social Security benefits, and interest of $1,500 or less, but is not an option…