The IRS is waiving or refunding more than $1.2 billion of penalties; Texas doctors are no longer required to perform medically necessary abortions; zero-emission vehicles may soon be the only cars sold in California.
$10,000 worth of student debt for borrowers making less than $125,000 annually and announced $20,000 in relief for those who received federal Pell grants earmarked for low-income scholars. The historic move—given they fall below the income cap—and erased at least half of the student loan debt held by 20.5% of borrowers.perform abortions when medically necessaryfrom the Biden Administration mandating hospitals in the state do so even when it conflicts with Texas’ abortion ban.
state abortion bans on the grounds they violate the federal Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act.after a new class action lawsuit claims that the 300-store chain that champions natural food is peddling meat containing antibiotics while telling shoppers it does not. Nonprofit Farm Forward and startup FoodID claim they
that showed more than 40% of involved feedyards had at least one case of an animal testing positive for the drugs.on Wednesday for the first time in more than three weeks. It comes days after Saudi Arabia warned that the OPEC+ group of oil-producing nations may need to to deal with “thin liquidity and extreme volatility” in the oil market amid worldwide recession fears.for Americans who filed their 2019 or 2020 tax returns late as the agency struggles under the weight of a Covid-induced backlog. Additionally, nearly 1.
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