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Who pays the most income tax?

Individual income taxes made up 49% of federal revenue in FY 2023.

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Who is eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid? These are the requirements

People very limited financial resources may qualify for Medicaid to help pay for health costs not covered by Medicare.

Fortune

President Biden To Complete Term Despite Calls For Resignation

President Biden's determination to lead the nation, highlighting achievements and future goals amidst calls for resignation.

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Social Security Administration Offices Closed Due To Global Outage

Social Security Administration closes offices due to global outage, causing service disruptions. Efforts underway to restore services and minimize impact o...

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Trump Outlines Second Term Promises At RNC

Former President Trump's RNC speech highlighted promises on economy, jobs, taxes, and immigration for a potential second term.

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How much of the federal budget is mandatory spending?

In fiscal year 2023, around 60% of federal spending was mandatory spending.

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I research poverty in the UK – the two-child benefit limit is causing real and lasting harm

The first king’s speech of the new Labour government set out a wide-ranging legislative programme. There was lots to welcome, such as a new deal for workers and a child wellbeing bill. But there were also some very notable absences.

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After more than 40 years, the federal right to free education for immigrant students finds itself in the crosshairs of conservatives

Texas once had a law that allowed public schools to charge tuition for undocumented immigrant families to send their children to school. The rationale was that taxpayer dollars should not be spent educating children whose families were not in the U.S. legally.

The Conversation

Retirees: Want to Keep Your Money? Make a Tax Plan

Your retirement plan isn't complete unless you have figured out how to lessen the impact of taxes on your nest egg. Here's where to start.

Kiplinger

The federal budget: an overview

In 2023, the US government brought in $4.47 trillion and spent $6.16 trillion.

USAFacts

Vocal critic of carer’s allowance scandal to oversee the benefit as minister

Stephen Timms has spoken out against the problems that have plunged thousands of people into debt

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the two-child cap: scrap this nasty policy

Editorial: ‘The worst social security policy ever’ impoverishes children, humiliates women and penalises ethnic minorities. Keir Starmer must abolish the two-child cap on benefits

The Guardian - UK

10 Ways to Generate Retirement Income

Each of these retirement income strategies has benefits and drawbacks. Here's what to consider to help you decide which ones might work for you.

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Why Did Americans Stop Caring About the National Debt?

Both parties—and the voters—are to blame for the national debt fiasco.

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The Independent UK

Hold the phone: AT&T reveals hack stole data of ‘nearly all’ customers in 2022

Company says it doesn’t believe data of 100 million users is publicly available

USAFacts

How much does the US spend on Social Security? Is it sustainable?

The largest public program in the US is supporting nearly 68 million people per month in 2024.

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Social Security Faces Looming Shortfalls, Candidates Promise No Cuts

Challenges and potential solutions for protecting Social Security and Medicare without benefit cuts or retirement age changes.

Reason

Republicans Confirm Their Plan To Let Social Security Go Insolvent

Which party can do the least to fix America's troubled old-age welfare system?

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The Taxes That Come out of Your Paycheck

Your take-home pay is often less than expected due to several payroll tax withholdings you need to know.

Fortune

Record number of Americans are retiring abroad because the U.S. is too expensive

"They do things differently here, and that’s why we’re here."

Salon

Federal science funding at record lows

Support for science has traditionally been bipartisan, but fights over spending have affected research funding

Latin Times

Only one in five fifty-five-year-old Americans has enough to live comfortably in retirement

They're also more prone to significant mental and emotional health challenges, particularly if they are financially insecure

Kiplinger

Is Your IRA an IOU to the IRS? Three Retirement Tax Strategies

These steps, including converting to Roth IRAs, using a Roth 401(k) and leveraging life insurance and annuities, can help reduce your taxes in retirement.

The Conversation

Federal funding for major science agencies is at a 25-year low

Government funding for science is usually immune from political gridlock and polarization in Congress. But, federal funding for science is slated to drop for 2025.

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Fact-checking the Biden-Trump debate - Roll Call

FactCheck.org chronicles a relentless barrage of false and misleading statements in the first debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

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