Retirement Security Rule Protects Workers’ Savings, Biden Administration Announces

Washington, D.C. – The Biden-Harris administration has recently announced significant changes to the Retirement Security Rule to protect the interests of millions of workers diligently saving for retirement. The U.S. Department of Labor finalized the rule with updates to the definition of an investment advice fiduciary, underlining the importance of providing reliable and honest guidance to retirement savers. Under the new rule, trusted investment advice providers are required to offer prudent and loyal recommendations, free …

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Senate Bill Protects Social Security and VA Benefits for Foster Kids in Missouri

Jefferson City, Missouri – The Missouri Senate passed a bill aimed at safeguarding the social security and VA benefits of foster children. This legislative move comes amidst growing public attention on the issue, highlighting a significant step toward protecting vulnerable youth in the state. The bill, once signed into law, will prevent the children’s division of the Social Services Department from diverting the funds allocated for the care of foster children towards other expenses. Exceptions …

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Alaska Supreme Court Protects Privacy: Warrants Required for Aerial Surveillance

FAIRBANKS, Alaska – The Alaska Supreme Court issued a groundbreaking ruling on Friday that law enforcement officials must obtain a warrant before conducting aerial searches using aircraft and equipment such as binoculars or cameras with zoom lenses around residential areas. The decision highlights the importance of protecting citizens’ privacy rights in the state. The court’s decision stemmed from a case dating back to 2012, where Alaska State Troopers received a tip alleging marijuana cultivation on …

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