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Business
Tax Reform Seen as Key for Equitable COVID Recovery
As Congress struggles to pass legislation to boost recovery from the pandemic's economic fallout, tax experts are urging lawmakers to invest in policies that benefit working families by taxing the rich.
Education
Students Who Left College During COVID Can Still Earn Associate’s Degree
A new Colorado law will offer a pathway for thousands of students who have completed significant course work at public colleges and universities to receive an associate's degree.
Politics
From Status Quo to Policy Victories, Groups Review Special Session
Minnesota has a new budget in place, after lawmakers finished a marathon special session as their deadline expired.
Tech
Report: Digital Wallets Becoming Favorite Target for Online Scammers
During the pandemic, many Arizonans began using peer-to-peer payment apps - also called digital wallets - to pay for goods and services or their share of a dinner bill.
Living
Create Your Florida Keys Dream Vacation with KeysCaribbean’s ‘Advance Purchase Rate Discount’ Special Offer
KeysCaribbean Vacation Home Rentals is featuring an outstanding special offer that allows visitors to the Florida Keys to receive an "Advance Purchase Rate Discount"
Health
Groups Urge MA Residents to Get Tested for HIV, Work to End Stigma
This Sunday is National HIV Testing Day, when people are urged to find out their HIV status and work to end the stigma around HIV and AIDS.
Entertainment
Constructive Voices Podcast: How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing The US Construction Industry
Recognizing that the US construction industry is an important cog in the wheel to help boost the recovery of the economy post-COVID
Health
Report Suggests Gains in Child Well-Being Could be Temporary
An annual report on child well-being underscores the need in Florida for specific action to repair the damage caused by the pandemic.
Latest news
Beyond Olympics, USA Wheelchair Football Inspires Adaptive Athletes
Move United's USA Wheelchair Football League is expanding from four cities to nine, including Tampa
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Tax Reform Seen as Key for Equitable COVID Recovery
As Congress struggles to pass legislation to boost recovery from the pandemic's economic fallout, tax experts are urging lawmakers to invest in policies that benefit working families by taxing the rich.
Mistakes to Avoid while Buying Property in Medellin Real Estate
However, you need to keep some things in mind before you enter the Medellin real estate market.
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Beyond Olympics, USA Wheelchair Football Inspires Adaptive Athletes
Move United's USA Wheelchair Football League is expanding from four cities to nine, including Tampa
Tax Reform Seen as Key for Equitable COVID Recovery
As Congress struggles to pass legislation to boost recovery from the pandemic's economic fallout, tax experts are urging lawmakers to invest in policies that benefit working families by taxing the rich.