Trump Unveils Controversial ‘Victory Days’ for World Wars, Spark Debates Without Extra Time Off

PALM BEACH, Fla. — Former President Donald Trump has announced two new national holidays, designating May 8 as “Victory Day for World War II” and November 11 as “Victory Day for World War I.” However, these proclamations will not provide additional time off for American workers. In a recent post on Truth Social, Trump argued that America’s contributions during both world wars deserve formal recognition. He criticized the U.S. for not celebrating its role, stating, …

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Age 70 Proves to Be Ideal Time to Claim Social Security Benefits as Many Americans Fail Basic Quiz

Chicago, Illinois – Many Americans lack crucial knowledge about Social Security, with a recent study showing concerning gaps in understanding, particularly among adults approaching retirement age. According to a report by MassMutual, 41% of individuals aged 55 to 65 failed a basic Social Security quiz, while another 37% barely passed. This lack of awareness is troubling considering the significant reliance many Americans have on Social Security benefits during their retirement years. Nearly 90% of retired …

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Enrollment Hastle: Texas Program Rushes to Cover Kids Again, But This Time They Face Massive Drops

Austin, Texas – In the summer of 1999, Randy Fritz faced an impossible task. Working as the executive assistant to the Texas Health Commissioner, William “Reyn” Archer III, Fritz was given the daunting challenge of creating a new statewide health insurance program for underprivileged children not eligible for Medicaid within a tight 10-month deadline. The urgency stemmed from the public pressure to roll out the program quickly after a hesitant Texas Legislature finally passed it …

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Jimmy Kimmel Dares President Trump to Eliminate Daylight Saving Time During Spirited Late-Night Commentary

Los Angeles — Television personality Jimmy Kimmel recently took a light-hearted jab at President Donald Trump on his show, urging him to act on his past promises to eliminate daylight saving time. During a segment on “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” broadcasted on March 10, Kimmel seized the opportunity to press the president on an issue that, while seemingly trivial, has significant public backing. Kimmel’s commentary plays out amid the broader discontent among Americans who grapple with …

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Mark Wahlberg’s Bedtime Secret: Falling Asleep During TV Time With Wife

Boston, Massachusetts – Actor Mark Wahlberg opens up about his nightly routine with wife Rhea Durham, shedding light on their different tastes in television shows. Despite their varied preferences, Wahlberg admits that no matter what they watch, he always ends up falling asleep before the show concludes. While Durham enjoys reality TV shows like ‘Housewives’ and ’90 Day Fiancé,’ Wahlberg leans towards sports programming, particularly football during the season, or a good movie. Regardless of …

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Former Norton Motorcycles Owner Should Have Faced Jail Time for Pension Scandal, Pensions Ombudsman Chair Asserts

London, England – The former owner of Norton Motorcycles, Stuart Garner, was convicted of three offenses in 2022 for illegally investing pension funds in his own businesses. The chair of the Pensions Ombudsman service, Anthony Arter, expressed disappointment in the lack of prison time served by Garner for his involvement in the multi-million-pound pension fraud. During a parliamentary inquiry into the scandal, Arter vocalized his belief that Garner should have faced prosecution and imprisonment for …

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Navarro Denied Delay in Prison Time Appeal by Chief Justice Roberts

WASHINGTON D.C. – Former senior aide to President Donald Trump, Peter Navarro, is being denied a delay in prison time by Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. as he appeals his conviction for contempt of Congress. Navarro, a 74-year-old economist, is set to report to federal prison in Miami by 2 p.m. Tuesday. Roberts, overseeing emergency requests from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, stated that he found no reason to disagree …

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Time Change Controversy: Casket Company Proposes Burying Daylight Saving Time in 2024

Indianapolis, Indiana – As Daylight Saving Time rolls around, the clock-changing tradition that irks many has sparked a unique proposal from a casket company to put it to rest for good. The concept of Daylight Saving Time, an often contentious topic, has once again taken center stage with discussions on its purpose, history, and impact on society. On the second Sunday in March, participating states in the US spring forward by setting their clocks ahead …

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Avoiding Pitfalls: A Comprehensive Guide to Dodging 5 Common Retirement Mistakes

Retirement is a stage of life that many look forward to, imagining days filled with leisure and freedom from work-related stress. However, achieving a financially secure retirement requires meticulous planning and wise decision-making. Despite the wealth of information available, many individuals still fall prey to the same retirement planning mistakes. Below are the five common errors and offer strategic solutions for removing them. #1 The Procrastination Problem: Time Is of the Essence The Mistake: Many …

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Oscars 2024 Showrunners Discuss Early Start Time and Crisis Plans

Los Angeles, California – The upcoming 2024 Academy Awards have posed some logistical challenges, with the show set to air an hour earlier than usual. Scheduled to start at 7 p.m. ET and 4 p.m. on the West Coast, the Mar. 10 telecast aligns with the beginning of Daylight Savings Time, causing potential confusion for viewers across the U.S. As preparations for the prestigious event continue, showrunner Raj Kapoor and executive producers Molly McNearney and …

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