THOUSANDS of households are queuing up for £150 extra help with their council tax. The helping hand is distributed to those who live in homes in municipal tax classes A to D. 1 Here’s what to do if you don’t qualify for the £150 tax creditCredit: Rex About 80% of UK households were eligible for … Read more
NEW ONESYou can now listen to Fox News articles! On the latest episode of MSNBC’s “The Cross Connection with Tiffany Cross,” the host expressed frustration with claims the economy is doing better, stressing that it’s “not doing any better for us,” which is minority communities. On Saturday, Cross spoke with guest panelists Georgetown Law professor … Read more
This is an editorial of Ryan Bansal, a professional software engineer and Bitcoin newsletter author. “The computer can be used as a tool to free and protect people, rather than to control them.” — Hal Finney Technologies are only amplifiers, not arbiters of morality. By extrapolating the quote above, it is reasonable to argue that … Read more
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Reserve Bank of India (RBI) deputy governor Michael Debabrata Patra arrives at a press conference following a monetary policy review in Mumbai, India Feb. 6, 2020. REUTERS/Francis Mascarenhas Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com Register NEW DELHI, Aug. 13 (Reuters) – The United States has expressed concern to India that it was being … Read more
The Bank of England, which has been criticized for underestimating the threat of rising inflation, paid bonuses to its staff of more than £23 million last year, the Bank of England Observer can reveal. This bonus pot was at the highest level for at least two years, with more than 4,260 employees receiving performance awards. … Read more
Jim Boyer is a farmer in Ringsted. A few months ago, President Joe Biden warned that food shortages “will become real.” Maybe he’s just on to something, for the first time in a long time. Americans should take this into account. Food banks are already emptying shelves and food prices are spiraling out of control. … Read more
Arrivals from abroad at the country’s 14 largest regional airports exceeded all expectations in July, raising hopes that this will be a record-breaking tourist season, even better than 2019, the last year before the heavy impact of Covid-19. pandemic on both transport and tourism. The numbers make up for the lag at the Athens International … Read more
after a election victoryShocking many in and outside Colombia, longtime senator and former left-wing guerrilla Gustavo Petro was inaugurated as Colombia’s president last Sunday. The once controversial mayor of the capital Bogota has campaigned to end extractive industries in the Andean country, including banning hydraulic fracturing and halting the granting of new licenses for oil … Read more
CThe bankers are ruining your life again. They just can’t help it. The industry was rescued from extinction in 2008 and has been on a healthy financial diet ever since. And with a deceptive display of arrogance that only they can muster, bankers have come to see themselves as a force for good, especially in … Read more
‘It’s Gonna Be Public Money’: Jim Rogers Just Issued a Serious Warning to Crypto Investors – Here Are the 2 Shock-Resistant Assets He Likes Instead After several years of glorious appreciation, cryptocurrencies are in a major downturn. Bitcoin, for example, has fallen by 50% so far. While many coins look like they are for sale, … Read more