Nearly 100,000 Americans are set to receive unexpected checks as Pennsylvania rolls out a major unclaimed property return effort. Through the state’s Money Match program, eligible residents are being sent money automatically without filing any claims.
The White House says a proposed $2,000 tariff-funded check for Americans will only move forward if Congress approves it. Lawmakers will decide whether tariff revenue can be used for direct payments.
Federal regulators have confirmed that large cash withdrawals may trigger closer financial review under updated IRS and Treasury monitoring rules. The changes aim to improve oversight while allowing lawful access to personal funds.
Social Security’s Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) helps protect benefits from rising prices each year. Recent Federal Reserve interest rate cuts have renewed attention on inflation trends and how they may influence future COLA increases for millions of beneficiaries.
Albert Einstein’s famous quote reminds readers that real solutions require a change in thinking, not just action. It highlights how deeper awareness and new perspectives are essential for lasting progress.
New rules are changing how older adults renew their driver’s licenses, with fewer age-based testing requirements and more focus on vision and safety history. The updated approach shifts away from automatic road tests while keeping key checks in place.
A powerful winter storm is sweeping across the Pacific Northwest, bringing heavy snow, dangerous winds, and ongoing rainfall. Officials warn of major travel disruptions, power outages, and heightened landslide risks in affected regions.
