Culture · 03/24/2025

Starting March 31, the new Social Security regulations in the U.S. require beneficiaries to conduct welfare transactions online or in person, while phone services have been discontinued. Experts warn that this policy may exacerbate the challenges faced by vulnerable groups in remote areas, particularly in high-poverty regions lacking internet access and transportation assistance. The government needs to reassess the policy to ensure fairness.

Apartment Rental · 05/17/2025

New York City is considering adjusting the CityFHEPS housing voucher program, potentially increasing the rent burden for low-income tenants, sparking controversy. The move aims to control program costs but could exacerbate the financial strain on renters and increase the risk of homelessness. Facing a severe housing crisis, the New York City government needs to balance fiscal pressures with the rights of vulnerable populations, seeking sustainable housing solutions. This adjustment requires careful consideration to ensure fair and equitable access to affordable housing for all New Yorkers.

Lawyers · 08/06/2025

This article provides an overview of the background of ICE raids, the populations at risk, individual rights, and self-protection strategies. It also offers emergency preparedness guidelines to assist immigrants in responding to sudden situations.

Lawyers · 08/06/2025

This article provides essential guidelines for responding to ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) raids, covering at-risk populations, fundamental rights, and effective response strategies. It emphasizes the necessity of creating an emergency plan to safeguard individuals and families.

Taxation · 07/18/2025

This article provides a detailed analysis of the income tax reduction policies and credits in the United States, emphasizing the differences between tax deductions and credits, and their applicable populations. It covers topics such as education tax credits, tax filing for international students, and tax deductions for self-employed individuals. By understanding these tax benefits, readers can significantly reduce their tax burden and save money effortlessly.

Finance · 05/26/2025

The U.S. Treasury has decided to gradually halt the production of the one-cent coin, as its manufacturing cost has reached four times its face value, leading to financial losses. With rising inflation, the actual market value of this coin is nearly zero. Additionally, discussions among nations regarding the production and elimination of low-denomination coins reflect trends towards digital payments and potential impacts on low-income populations. While the Treasury has the authority to make this

Finance · 07/16/2025

This article exposes a new type of scam in the US EB-5 investment immigration program called the "Repayment Guarantee," which attracts investors by promising "housing if repayment fails." The article delves into the legal risks, operational methods, and potential difficulties investors may face behind this model. It warns investors to be wary of such traps, choose legitimate channels, and avoid losing both their investment and immigration prospects. This scheme leverages false security promises to exploit vulnerable investors seeking US residency.