We didn't need childcare, but we still paid $7,500 to send our toddler to a program for 4 hours a week. It helped her build independence.

A New York City parent explains why she paid $7,500 for a part-time toddler program to ease separation anxiety before 3-K.
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Bounty program ideas to be sent to GFP commission

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — A Senate committee plans to recommend changes in the state’s nest predator bounty program The program started in 2019 and offers a $10 bounty for certain animals classified ...

You might be eligible for free tax prep and filing services

When it comes to their federal income tax returns, tens of millions of US households pay for tax preparation and filing. Yet ...
The Financial Express

EXILE ACT Explained: What it means for H-1B visa program and Indian workers in the US

After the introduction of the EXILE ACT, the H-1B Visa Program and Indian workers are at the center of debate.

Bill that shields NIL payments from public scrutiny advanced by SC Senate panel

Lawmakers are rushing to amend the state's NIL law to head off pending litigation that seeks the release of how USC spent ...

'Jestermaxxing' is taking over the internet — and someone's making money

Words like "frame mogging" and "jestermaxxing" are suddenly everywhere online. It's not just organic — people make money ...

Greg Grandell's bid for head coach of West Valley football denied by AUHSD

The Anderson Union High School District Board of Trustees voted against rehiring Greg Grandell as the next head coach of West ...

UNC is spending more than ever on athletics. Here's where the money is going

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Will your travel plans be impacted by the looming government shutdown? DHS officials weigh in

Congress faces a deadline to fund the Department of Homeland Security, with potential impacts on airport security and ...

After Public Backlash, Tom Homan Says Feds Will End Immigration Enforcement Surge in Minnesota

Homan says the administration isn't backing down from mass deportations, but the reality is that its tactics hit a brick wall ...
WPBN

Congress faces steep political hurdles in dealing with rising national debt

The federal deficit will continue to balloon to record levels in the coming years if Congress does not find a way to reduce ...
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Cleveland councilman wants city to pause rollout of new parking program

Cleveland Councilman Kevin Bishop (Ward 2) is asking the city to pause its new parking program to gather feedback from residents, businesses, and others affected by increased costs.