Consumer News: Last minute tax tips, Krispy Kreme offering deal to take the edge of gas prices and more
Consumer News: Last minute tax tips, Krispy Kreme offering deal to take the edge of gas prices and more
Consumer News: Last minute tax tips, Krispy Kreme offering deal to take the edge of gas prices and more
From the State House to the White House, President Joe Biden unveiled a new plan to help ease the pain at the pumps. This comes after a new report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows inflation at its highest level in more than 40 years. Rent, food, gas and energy bills are the primary drivers.
Gilbert Gottfried, the actor and legendary standup comic known for his raw, scorched voice and crude jokes, has died.
Devastating new images coming out of the port city of Mariupol show the extent of brutality from Russian troops. Now, there is possible evidence of a chemical attack.
Tax Day is next Monday, April 18. If you haven’t already filed your 2021 taxes, now is the time.
Grab all your four-legged friends and hold them tight tonight. There’s never been a better time to welcome a special somebody into your circle than today, which happens to be National Pet Day! The day was made a national holiday on this day back in 2005, as a way to remind pet parents to make sure your pet’s vaccinations are up to date and give them some extra love, of course.
A growing number of atrocities are being reported across Ukraine, as U.S. officials warn Russia is now switching up their plan of action. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy says his country is ready to fight back, but he is calling on the west to send more weapons to bolster their defenses.
More than half of the country is starting to see a spike in COVID-19 numbers. The uptick is also gripping the nation’s capitol, with several government officials and members of Congress infected with the virus. The concern now is for the president, who has been in close contact with some of those who tested positive.
President Joe Biden announces new changes for so-called “ghost guns,” which have helped fuel the rise in gun violence across the nation. Some law enforcement groups saying “ghost guns” can easily be bought and assembled by minors and those who aren’t authorized to have a firearm. Now the administration is cracking down on the privately-made, untraceable weapons.
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