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Students can Manage Debt More Easily, Saving Taxpayers
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Student loans are a significant burden for many Americans, with the attorneys general of Kansas and Missouri leading lawsuits against the Biden-Harris administration's student debt relief efforts. The author proposes a solution wherein the federal government pays for college education at rates negotiated by the Secretary of Education,…
Q&A: Ed Case, US House 1st District Candidate
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Ed Case, a Democratic candidate for U.S. House 1st District in Hawaii, discussed key issues of his…
EV Investment Enhances Opportunity – RealClearMarkets
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The global electric vehicle (EV) market is predicted to grow at more than 21% annually from 2020 to 2026.…
Inflation Predictions If Biden Secures Another Term
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The article discusses the potential impact of inflation if President Biden is re-elected for a second term. It mentions stubborn inflation has been hitting Americans at every level, significantly affecting consumers, and the Federal Reserve has kept its rates steady due to sticky inflation and strong economic data. However, economists…
750,000 Americans Eligible for Medicare Rebate
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The US government has started offering savings on prescriptions for 64 different medications under…
Eligible Americans to Receive $5K Auto-Rebates Soon, No Signup Required
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Medicare recipients in the US are seeing reduced prices on a variety of prescriptions, with savings…
Policy on Critical Minerals, US Emissions Projections & More
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The Energy Act of 2020 defines critical materials as non-fuel minerals, elements, substances, or materials important for clean energy technologies and have risky supply chains. The U.S. Department of Energy considers lithium and nickel as the most critical materials for energy technologies from 2025 to 2035. Dysprosium, iridium,…
Nevada Senate Candidates Disagree on Inflation, Economy
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Polling indicates that inflation, the U.S. economy, and immigration policies are top concerns for U.S.…
Day 128: Dark Brandon Cuts Pollution in Low-Income Areas, Aids Biden
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President Joe Biden has implemented several initiatives to tackle the disproportionate impact of…
Government Soon Offering New Cooking Appliance for Free
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Induction cooktops are gaining popularity as a more efficient and eco-friendly alternative to traditional gas stoves. Under President Joe Biden's Inflation Reduction Act, households can get rebates of up to $840 for qualifying electric stoves. This technology is not only more efficient and faster, but it's also easier to clean and doesn't…