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DEI Rollbacks Spark Backlash: Boycotts and Financial Fallout for Major Brands

​In early 2025, several major U.S. corporations—including Target, Meta, McDonald's, Walmart, and Amazon—scaled back or eliminated their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. These decisions, influenced by shifting legal and political landscapes under the Trump administration, have sparked significant public backlash and financial consequences. Target Faces Significant Financial Impact Target’s decision to phase out DEI…

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Student Loan Defaults Are Back—Here’s What to Do Now

Starting May 5, 2025, the Trump administration will resume aggressive collections on defaulted federal student loans, ending a five-year pandemic-era pause. This shift could impact up to 10 million borrowers, with consequences including wage garnishment, intercepted tax refunds, and withheld Social Security benefits.​ What’s Changing? The Department of Education, in coordination with the Treasury Department,…

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Court Holds Trump in Contempt Over Deportation of Kilmar García

In recent weeks, the Trump administration’s aggressive use of the 1798 Alien Enemies Act to deport migrants has erupted into a constitutional showdown over the separation of powers. The case of Salvadoran resident Kilmar Ábrego García stands out as a key flashpoint. By pressing ahead with removals despite federal court injunctions, the executive branch risks…

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Don’t Miss Your Chance: April’s Hottest Class Action Settlements —No Proof Needed!

If you’ve ever bought an Apple Watch, Beyond Meat burger, or joined Walgreens’ Prescription Savings Club, you could be owed money — and you might not even need a receipt to claim it. Several class action settlements are currently open for claims this April, offering eligible consumers compensation with no proof required. From battery issues…

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Stock Market Jumps After Trump Announces 90-Day Pause on Tariffs — But What Does It Mean for You?

The stock market made a big comeback on Wednesday after former President Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on some tariffs — taxes placed on goods from other countries. The announcement led to the biggest one-day market jump in years. But while investors are celebrating, many people are wondering: what does this mean for regular…

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Top News: Stock Market Plummets, Nightclub Collapse, Supreme Court Ruling, IRS Scandal, P. Diddy Updates

From Wall Street to Washington and beyond, today's top news highlight a day of turbulence, tragedy, and legal reckoning. The U.S. stock market took a sharp dive amid escalating trade tensions, while a devastating nightclub collapse in the Dominican Republic left dozens dead, including a former MLB player and a local governor. Back home, the…

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How Trump’s 2025 Tariffs Are Disrupting Caribbean and African Economies

In April 2025, President Donald Trump announced a series of tariffs aimed at addressing trade imbalances and encouraging domestic manufacturing. These measures include a baseline 10% tariff on all imports to the United States, with higher rates imposed on approximately 60 countries and territories. The implementation of these tariffs has raised significant concerns for economies…

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