House of Representatives Passed a Bill to increase Stimulus Checks from $600 to $2,000

House of Representatives Passed a Bill to increase Stimulus Checks from $600 to $2,000

Dec 28, 2020

On Monday, the US House of Representatives voted to pass a bill to increase the $600 stimulus checks to $2,000. Point to be noted that 275 members voted in the favor of the bill and 134 voted against it. So, the bill received

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President-elect promised Tuition-free Community College for All

President-elect promised Tuition-free Community College for All

Dec 27, 2020

President-elect Joe Biden has pledged to make community college tuition-free. He will also be offering a similar benefit for students from families with working-class incomes or lower to attend state schools as well. Biden said a high school diploma is no longer enough

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Why most Republicans aren’t against the Approval of $2,000 Direct Checks?

Why most Republicans aren’t against the Approval of $2,000 Direct Checks?

Dec 23, 2020

The US House Democrats have planned to bring forward a bill to provide direct checks of $2,000 to individuals on Thursday. Point to be noted that President Trump called on the US Congress to amend a newly passed coronavirus relief bill to increase

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California Governor announced Alex Padilla to be California’s first Latino Senator

California Governor announced Alex Padilla to be California’s first Latino Senator

Dec 22, 2020

On Tuesday, the Governor of California Gavin Newsom announced the name of Alex Padilla (Secretary of State) to replace Vice President-elect Kamala Harris in the Senate. Padilla will be the first Latino senator to represent California. Point to be noted that California is

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US Congress to approve $2.4 trillion Spending Package on Monday Night

US Congress to approve $2.4 trillion Spending Package on Monday Night

Dec 21, 2020

On Monday, US Congress has announced a mammoth agreement on a roughly $2.4 trillion spending package. It includes $900 billion in coronavirus relief after a half-year stalemate, securing another tranche of aid as a surge in COVID-19 infections. The House is expected to

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US Government has announced New Space Force and named Guardians

US Government has announced New Space Force and named Guardians

Dec 20, 2020

The US Vice President Mike Pence has announced that members of the Space Force will be called ‘Guardians’. The sixth and newest branch of the US military includes soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines. Pence delivered words during a speech at the White House

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United States has experienced the Highest Poverty rate in last 6 Decades

United States has experienced the Highest Poverty rate in last 6 Decades

Dec 17, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic severely damaged the US economy and more than 8 million Americans have tumbled into poverty during a 6-month period of the coronavirus pandemic. New research says the US poverty rate in November jumped to 11.7%, up 2.4 percentage points from

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Experts believe Miami has turned into a Hot Spot for Luxury Real Estate

Experts believe Miami has turned into a Hot Spot for Luxury Real Estate

Dec 16, 2020

The luxury real estate expert Katrina Campins said Miami has become a hot spot for those relocating from other big cities amid the coronavirus pandemic. She founded boutique real estate brokerage firm The Campins Company. Campins pointed out that celebrities and top executives

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Joe Biden and Kamala Harris urged Americans to Stay Home during his inauguration

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris urged Americans to Stay Home during his inauguration

Dec 15, 2020

President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris will be sworn into office at the US Capitol next month. It follows a tradition dating back to Thomas Jefferson, who was the first president to be sworn in Washington in 1801. However, the traditional

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Most US Cities will experience a Biggest Snowstorm on Tuesday and Wednesday

Most US Cities will experience a Biggest Snowstorm on Tuesday and Wednesday

Dec 14, 2020

At least 5 years ago, New York City experienced more than a foot of snow in one storm. In January 2016, Central Park recorded its biggest snowstorm on record with 27.5 inches. The New York metro area or near is expected to see

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