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Governor Bobby Jindal Slams Obamacare as “Political Corruption” and Calls for Reform

Baton Rouge, Louisiana – A prominent former Republican governor from Louisiana recently criticized Obamacare, denouncing it as a form of political corruption. Bobby Jindal, a one-time GOP congressman and presidential candidate, expressed his strong opposition to the Affordable Care Act, claiming it was designed to foster reliance on the federal government, a trend he believes extends beyond healthcare. In a video for the American First Policy Institute’s Center for a Healthy America, Jindal highlighted what …

Retirement Goals Soar for Gen Z and Millennials, Survey Shows Their Financial preparedness

Houston, TX – American adults are increasingly realizing the need to save more for retirement, as a recent survey conducted by Northwestern Mutual reveals shifting retirement goals among different generations. The survey shows that the average amount Americans believe they will need for retirement has increased to $1.46 million, up 15% from the previous year. This figure highlights the growing concern about financial security during retirement. Despite the increased retirement goal, the survey also shows …

Retirement Goals and Financial Planning for Successful Couple at 57 and 58

TORONTO, CANADA – A couple in Toronto, Sara and Rob, are planning for their retirement in two years. Sara, 58, is currently in a high-paying job earning over $370,000 annually, including bonuses and vested shares. Her husband, Rob, 57, is self-employed, making over $60,000 a year, in addition to earning net rental income of about $50,000 annually. With their son in college and plans to retire in two years, Sara and Rob have mapped out …

Social Security: Double Payment to SSI Recipients in May 2024

Rochester, New York – Social Security recipients who receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI) will see a boost in their payments for the month of May. The Social Security Administration has announced that SSI recipients will receive two payments this month to provide support for individuals with limited income, as well as those who are elderly, blind, or have disabilities. In a departure from the usual schedule of payments issued on the first of each month, …

Historic United Methodist Vote Reverses Anti-LGBTQ Policies at General Conference

Charlotte, North Carolina – United Methodist delegates in a historic move on Tuesday voted to reverse several anti-LGBTQ policies without debate. The delegates decided to eliminate mandatory penalties for conducting same-sex marriages and to lift bans on considering LGBTQ candidates for ministry and funding gay-friendly ministries. During the legislative General Conference, the delegates voted 667-54 to remove the barriers surrounding the United Methodist Church’s long-standing restrictions on LGBTQ-affirming policies related to ordination, marriage, and funding. …

Bunnie XO Silences Critics Over ‘Hall Pass’ Controversy with Motionless in White Singer

Los Angeles, CA – Jelly Roll’s wife, Bunnie XO, has recently faced criticism over a video where she met her “hall pass,” causing an uproar online. Despite the backlash, Bunnie remains unfazed, as does her husband, Jelly Roll. In a TikTok video posted by Bunnie, she is seen meeting Chris Cerulli, the lead singer of Motionless in White, at Las Vegas’ Sick New World music festival. In the caption, she openly expressed her attraction towards …

Stocks Surge as Cannabis Stocks Skyrocket on DEA Reclassification Reports

Phoenix, Arizona – Cannabis stocks experienced a significant surge following reports about the potential reclassification of marijuana by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). The DEA’s proposal revolves around acknowledging marijuana’s medical benefits and recognizing its lower potential for abuse compared to other drugs like heroin and LSD. Currently categorized as a Schedule I drug, marijuana could potentially move to a less restrictive Schedule III classification, indicating moderate to low potential for physical and psychological …

Retirement Age Set to Increase in Czech Republic for Future Budgets Success

Prague, Czech Republic – The Czech government has recently made the decision to raise the retirement age in an effort to bolster future budget plans. This move comes as a response to the country’s aging population and the strain it places on social security systems. The decision, approved by Czech lawmakers, will gradually increase the retirement age over the next few years. The adjustment to the retirement age is aimed at ensuring the sustainability of …

Seniors Could See Boost in Social Security Benefits with New COLA Calculation Bill

Phoenix, Arizona – A new bill introduced by Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) and Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.) aims to address the challenges faced by older adults relying on Social Security benefits. The Boosting Benefits and COLAs for Seniors Act proposes changes to the cost of living adjustments (COLAs) calculation in order to better reflect the rising costs that retirees are experiencing. Currently, the COLA is determined based on the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage …

Governor Kristi Noem’s VP Chances Crushed After Admitting to Shooting Dog in Book

Pierre, South Dakota – The chances of Governor Kristi Noem of South Dakota being named as Donald Trump’s vice-presidential running mate took a hit recently due to controversy surrounding her admission of shooting her dog. Reports from a Trump insider suggested that Noem had a potential opportunity as a VP pick, but discussions have shifted after details emerged about her actions regarding her dog. According to sources, Noem detailed in her upcoming book, “No Going …