James Carter A parent’s initial reluctance increases as their child gets older. A new study by KFF, a healthcare think tank, found that only 3 out of 10 parents of children under the age of 5 say they’ll get their child vaccinated immediately if a COVID-19 vaccine … Read more
Ending the COVID-19 epidemic will only be possible with vaccines. There is now a vaccine for children ages 5 and up, and some older children have been given permission to receive boosters. For infants between the ages of six months and four years, vaccine trials … Read more
Immigrant and refugee advocates celebrated Joe Biden’s first day in office when he eased a ban on U.S. entrance from immigrants from predominantly Muslim countries. In a long-awaited move, thousands of people who had been denied the opportunity to see loved ones during Trump’s government … Read more
It appears that William Marcus “Marc” Wilson’s legal troubles are over. A new judge has been sought by Wilson’s legal team for months, claiming bias and prejudice. The judge in charge of the case must step down following a judgement made early Friday afternoon. In … Read more
During the nearly two-year coronavirus crisis, Congress enacted three much-needed stimulus checks. The first instalment was $1,200 in April 2020, followed by a $600 instalment in December of the same year. Last April, the American Rescue Plan, led by Vice President Joe Biden, approved $1,400 … Read more
It has been contended by the Church of Scientology that an appeals court in California erred when it granted church members a “sweeping and unlimited” right to exit. According to a Jan. 20 decision by the California Court of Appeal, members of a church who … Read more
Government stimulus funds are assisting folks in realising their ambition of owning a home. According to a recent Redfin analysis, roughly one in every four first-time homebuyers is using federal stimulus money to help put together a down payment. The information comes from a poll … Read more
There’s a considerable probability that Social Security will come in useful during your golden years. Even if you have a sizable savings account in your retirement years, you may still rely on those benefits to meet your different bills and pursue hobbies and leisure activities … Read more
When the globe was struck by a global pandemic and everything seemed to be falling apart, one thing that may help was to provide financial aid to people who needed it. During these trying times, the Biden administration explored offering a rescue plan to various … Read more
The death of a spouse is probably the most devastating financial blow that can befall an elderly person. In order to alleviate the financial impact of a spouse’s death, Social Security has offered survivor benefits since 1939. In the 21st century, many widows and widowers … Read more