Latest stories
-
Trump Signs 2.2 Trillion Stimulus Bill to Assist with US Economic Recovery
President Donald Trump signed a $2.2 trillion stimulus bill to help lift the economy and address the coronavirus pandemic. The largest in the United State’s history. More
-
The House Passes 2.2 Trillion Stimulus Package
The House passed a historic $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief bill on Friday, sending it to President Trump’s desk for signature. More
-
‘Banking For All Act’ Hits The Senate Mentioning the “Digital Dollar” & “Digital Dollar Wallet”
A bill has surfaced in the Senate called the ‘Banking For All Act.” The bill mentions the use of digital dollars as well as digital dollar wallets, and provides the provision for a “pass-through” digital dollar wallet with the mandate for all member banks to open and maintain digital dollar wallets for all persons, including those eligible to receive the stimulus. More
-
Los Angeles Gun Shops Will Remain Open After Brief Order to Close
The Los Angeles County sheriff said Tuesday gun shops are not essential businesses and ordered deputies to make sure they were closed during the coronavirus crisis — Hours later when the county’s counsel said the shops could be open. More
-
Los Angeles, Santa Monica, and Long Beach Parks, Recreational Areas, and Beach Lots
Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti is closing beach parking lots in Venice starting on Monday—though not the beach itself. Garcetti also ordered the closure of public facilities and recreational areas at city parks and their respective parking lots. More
-
ID Requirements are Changing for Flying: Will You be Able to Fly?
Beginning October 1, 2020, every air traveler 18 years of age and older will need a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license, state-issued enhanced driver’s license, or another acceptable form of ID to fly within the United States. More
-
New York Governor Issues Directive for 90-day Mortgage relief
The Governor also announced the Department of Financial Services has issued a new directive to New York State mortgage servicers to provide 90-day mortgage relief to mortgage borrowers impacted by the novel coronavirus More
-
President Trump Didn’t Like the 2008 ‘Stock Buy Back’ and Will Recommend a Stock Buy Back Exclusion
President Donald Trump stated in a white house corona virus press briefing that he did not support the previous stock buy back of 2008, and will recommend a Buy back EXCLUSION this time around. More
-
President has ‘Authorized’ ImmediateCessation of Foreclosures and Evictions
President Trump and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson said Saturday that they have authorized the cessation of foreclosures. It is important to keep in mind that this act isn’t an executive “order” and is merely a “authorization.” More
-
Gov. Newsom Deploys National Guard to help at Food Banks, Starting in Sacramento County
Reports indicate that California Gov. Gavin Newsom has deployed the National Guard on Friday to assist with food bank distribution for those whose needs were not being met as the coronavirus pandemic affects residents. More
-
Senior Citizens Being Robbed Blind by “Guardians”, Lawyers, Doctors, Real Estate Developers, & More ?
Guardianship has seemingly become nothing more than a government sanctioned and facilitated system of human trafficking for profit. One of the most insidious parts of this disgusting system is the forcing of the victim to pay all of the expenses of those involved in the predatory guardianship. Doing so makes the theft of estates so much easier and more efficient. More
-
Amid Covid19 Pandemic Processing Giant Square is Refunding March’s Subscription/Software fees
Payments and Software company square will be assisting its using by refunding their subscriptions fees for the month of March. More
-
The US Anti-Encryption Bill “EARN IT” That Threatens Private Speech Online
There’s a new bill in the works to fight against child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and other risky services on the internet — but it could come at a cost to online privacy. More
-
COVID-19, Mayor Eric Garcetti has issued a “Safer at Home” emergency order: Whats “Essential” and NOT in Los Angeles
As Los Angeles goes into quarantine Essential businesses like grocery stores, pharmacies, Newspapers, magazines, television, radio, self tapes studios, podcasts, and other media services will remain open.
-
LA Major Garcetti Gives Commercial Tenants 3 Month Extension Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
As of March 17, 2020 Los Angeles major Eric Garcetti has issued an order providing commercial tenants in Los Angeles a grace period of 90 days, to pay their rent. More
-
Trump and US Lawmakers Propose Sending Each American $1,000-$6,000 to Ease Coronavirus Economic Pain
Lawmakers propose sending between $1,000 and $6,000 to every American making less than $65,000 a year More
Load More
Congratulations. You've reached the end of the internet.