Category: Politics
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Poll: 62% Reject How Biden Is Handling Immigration
Throughout his presidency, Joe Biden has struggled with the increase of immigrants at the U.S.-Mexico border, with members of both parties seeking solutions to the crisis. Meanwhile, Texas Republican Governor Greg Abbott has already transported hundreds of immigrants to Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York, states led by Democrats, as a form of protest against…
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New Identity Card Becomes Mandatory in Brazil
If you frequently travel to Brazil and still use your Brazilian documents, it’s good to keep an eye on the following news: Recently, the Federal Government decreed that all Brazilians will have to exchange their RG or traditional identity card for a new updated version of the document. The goal is to create a unified…
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Americans Can Request More Free Covid-19 Tests
The U.S. government is relaunching a program to provide free at-home Covid-19 tests to Americans. Each household can request four free tests starting this Monday, September 25, at the following link: https://www.covid.gov/tests. Just fill out a small form with your name and address, which should take less than 30 seconds. The U.S. government has sent…
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Again, U.S. Government May Be Shut Down Due to Lack of Funds
Millions of federal employees and active-duty military members will stop receiving paychecks – but many will be forced to show up for work anyway. Some national parks and museums may close, and airports across the country may face new disruptions and delays. Even worse, the most important federal aid programs – including those assisting victims…
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Lula: Climate Change and Inequality, the World’s Greatest Challenges
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Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said on Tuesday (19) that the fight against climate change and inequality are the main challenges to be overcome by world leaders.
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Lula Puts Climate and Inequality at the Center of His Speech at the UN
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The president of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, placed inequality and the climate crisis at the center of his speech at the UN, emphasizing the need for political will to overcome these challenges.
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Where Are the Most Expensive Property Taxes in the Country?
Property taxes can vary by nearly $8,000 for a house of the same value. But New Jersey’s tax rate is 2.23%, the highest in the country according to an analysis by the Tax Foundation based on the latest data from the Census Bureau. Hawaii is the state with the lowest taxation, with a rate of…
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Salary Access Apps Are a Solution for Those Who Can’t Wait for Their Paycheck
The financial situation of Americans is not at its best. More than one-third of Americans say they cannot cover a $400 emergency expense in cash. They end up using credit cards. The consequence? The average consumer has about $5,700 in credit card debt. Sometimes, waiting one, two, or more weeks for a paycheck can be…
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Is Your Plan’s Deductible High? Open a Health Savings Account
Health insurance in the United States works in a rather complicated way. In addition to paying monthly premiums, which are not cheap for most people, we also have to pay a deductible before the insurer starts covering medical costs. In other words, if your plan’s deductible is $1,500, you will pay 100% of eligible health…
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Brazilian Congress Approves Dual Citizenship
The Chamber of Deputies approved on Tuesday (12) the Proposed Amendment to the Constitution (PEC) 16/21, which eliminates the automatic loss of Brazilian nationality for those who acquire another nationality. Authored by the Senate, the proposal was approved in two rounds of voting and will proceed to promulgation. According to the text, the loss of…