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What You Can Do if Your Social Security Contributions Fall Short

Failing to reach Social Security's 40-credit requirement doesn't mean your tax contributions are lost. Here are some options to help you secure benefits.

Kiplinger

How much retired Americans rely on Social Security — and how you compare

One source of the Social Security system is projected to run out by 2032

The Independent UK

Qualified but overlooked: How bias keeps Indigenous job seekers from getting hired

Indigenous workers in Canada experience higher unemployment rates and lower rates of labour market participation than non-Indigenous workers. Policy discussions about closing this gap have often highlighted education, training and skills development as important pathways to employment.

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In 1989, CNN founder Ted Turner bought a 113,613-acre Montana ranch for $21 million and made a radical change that transformed the land

In 1989, CNN founder Ted Turner bought Montana’s massive Flying D Ranch for $21 million and made a dramatic shift in how the land was managed. He removed cattle, tore down hundreds of miles of internal barbed-wire fencing and introduced thousands of bison. Decades later, the 113,613-acre ranch stands as…

The Economic Times

Is Anything Safe to Eat? Navigating Modern Recalls and Protecting Your Plate

Opening your news feed or checking social media often feels like a nonstop barrage of alarming food safety issues. Headlines highlight contaminated lettuce, recalled soft cheeses, and widespread bacterial outbreaks across multiple states at an alarming frequency. This constant stream of bad news leaves everyday consumers wondering if any item…

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Venezuelans’ pride is bruised by deal to give US one-fifth of their oil reserves

Many Venezuelans see the deal giving the United States control of roughly one-fifth of their country's oil reserves as a surrender

The Independent UK

My New USA Today Article On Dangerous Similarities Between "Democratic Socialists" and MAGA Nationalists

Both seek sweeping government control over the economy, thereby imperiling liberty, prosperity, and democracy.

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8 Things About Social Security That Don’t Work the Way Most People Think

Social Security sounds straightforward: you work, pay taxes, retire, and receive a monthly check. Then you start digging into the rules and discover that working...

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Woman Suffers From A Post C-Section Infection, Her Grandad Thinks She’s Faking The Whole Thing

She was developing a life threatening post-birth infection while her grandfather argued with her about whether she needed to go to the hospital. She survived. Their relationship did not. What followed over the next few years taught her everything she needed to know about what happens when men mistake confidence…

Bored Panda

Compared to driving, flying is extraordinarily safe – but why doesn’t it feel that way?

A commercial airplane crash can change how people behave long after the immediate tragedy. News outlets replay the images, people affected share their harrowing stories, and an extraordinarily rare event becomes easy to imagine. Some travelers cancel trips; others drive to their destination instead.

The Conversation

Stars and Stripes shows how government-funded journalism can work – if it’s free to report the truth

As local and national news outlets continue to disappear across the U.S., I’d always thought that the military newspaper Stars and Stripes offered one model for a partial solution: government financial support.

The Conversation

The plastic waste overtaking New York – and the people trying to curb it

From New York to Quebec, photographer Bryan Anselm spent months capturing spaces overrun with plastic and the actions individuals and groups are taking to reduce waste

The Guardian - US

Will the Clippers’ $30m fine tame the NBA’s billionaire class? We’re about to find out

The league is awash with ultra-wealthy owners. Adam Silver is hoping a hefty punishment for the Clippers will send them a message about who is in charge

The Guardian - US

In 2016, Trump pledged to erase the federal debt. It just hit $40tn

The trillions in tax cuts going to the rich and corporations could have instead been used to address the affordability crisis

The Guardian - US

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Apocalypse prep or pure pragmatism: what is behind Peter Thiel’s move to Argentina?

Relocation coincides with proposed laws that opponents say would entrench power of US tech billionaires in country

The Conversation

AI agents can now remember and hackers can ‘poison’ their memories — a new cybersecurity threat

Artificial intelligence systems are starting to do more than answer questions. New AI “agents” can remember information from previous interactions, plan a series of steps and use digital tools to complete tasks.

The Conversation

51st state of mind: As Alberta votes on independence, will Trump back separation?

In a few weeks, Albertans will be asked in a referendum whether they want the province to remain in Canada or move toward a second referendum on independence.

Salon

Loomer is the last MAGA woman standing

The anti-Muslim activist outlasts Marjorie Taylor Greene and Kristi Noem in Trump loyalty race

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In 1935, Melanchthon Cliser refused $4,855 for his 46-acre Virginia property; deputies handcuffed and evicted him, and he never cashed it as Shenandoah National Park took shape

Melanchton Cliser and his family were among the residents forced from their Virginia home as land was acquired for Shenandoah National Park in the 1930s. Cliser owned 46 acres along US 211 and operated a gas station. In October 1935, the local sheriff and deputies handcuffed him, removed the family's…

Newslaundry

Migration is not a crisis or a cure-all. It just needs to be managed

Migration is one of the defining forces of the 21st century. It changes economies, societies, families and individual lives. Yet public debate often reduces it to a deceptively simple question, one which drives division and anger: are you for migration or against it?

The Guardian - UK

The US and Venezuela: a century-old relationship drenched in oil

A visual look at how Washington’s relationship with Caracas has gone from cordial to ‘predatory’

The Guardian - US

Revealed: attorneys rally to free children held in US immigration custody

Trump administration has indefinitely stranded hundreds of kids and lawyers from over 50 organizations are fighting for their release

Newslaundry

Sylvia Karpagam’s ‘The Meat of the Matter’ calls for freeing India’s plate from prejudice

In modern India, the kitchen has become a battlefield for state-sanctioned majoritarianism. While the right to safe, nutritious food is a fundamental prerequisite for human survival, public policy under the current dispensation has weaponised dietary habits to enforce social hierarchies. From the institutional exclusion of eggs in school midday meals…

Fortune

Despite being a multimillionaire, Suze Orman still cooks at home whenever possible—and says eating out is one of the biggest wastes of money

Suze Orman has millions in the bank—but she still remains frugal by refusing to eat out or go on a Starbucks run.

The Times of India

In 2007, American Peace Corps volunteer Laura Kutner began collecting plastic bottles in Granados; by 2009, they formed 2 schoolrooms and inspired 10 more schools

Granados, Guatemala, saw a groundbreaking initiative as plastic bottles previously seen as trash were ingeniously converted into materials for a new school building. Thousands of bottles filled with inorganic waste not only resolved classroom deficits but also helped combat local waste problems. This pioneering approach showcased the potential of waste…

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