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The ongoing saga of tariffs, a cornerstone of President Donald Trump’s economic policy, continues to raise eyebrows among economists and investors alike. The audacity of Trump’s claim—that tariff revenues could potentially replace federal income tax—seems more a political maneuver than a practical proposal. Given the complex web of economic interactions, it’s astonishing how economical realities
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In an era where privacy concerns are paramount, the recent ruling by U.S. District Judge Ellen Lipton Hollander serves as a reminder that the delicate balance between government efficiency and individual rights hangs by a thread. This judicial intervention, blocking staffers from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) within the Social Security Administration (SSA) from
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As we navigate the turbulent waters of American politics and bureaucratic maneuvering, one of the most pressing issues currently facing millions of taxpayers is the fate of the IRS Free Tax Filing program, branded as Direct File. This fledgling initiative, aimed at simplifying the tax-filing process, is caught in a political maelstrom. With the relentless
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In 2018, New York University’s Grossman School of Medicine set a precedent that reverberated throughout academia. By offering full-tuition scholarships to all students, it positioned itself as a beacon of hope for aspiring medical professionals. The intention behind this bold move was clear: to alleviate the crushing weight of debt that typically follows medical graduates.
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