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New federal legislation requiring work verification for Medicaid recipients is creating a major business opportunity for credit agency Equifax, which holds vast employment data.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has proposed reviving a 'head tax' on large companies, aiming to raise $100 million annually to address a $1.2 billion budget deficit.
The battle over raising France's retirement age from 62 to 64 continues, despite reduced protests. President Macron faces ongoing opposition from unions and left-wing parties.
Minnesota's Medicare open enrollment has begun with record call volumes to state hotlines, driven by rising premiums, fewer plan choices, and major network changes.
The UK government is introducing a new payment processing system for its digital services to enhance efficiency and user experience across various departments, from tax payments to passport applicatio
A national survey in Thailand reveals widespread public anxiety over bank accounts being frozen amid a government crackdown on online scams and mule accounts.
Over 2.2 million Florida residents risk losing affordable health insurance as federal ACA tax credits are set to expire, potentially doubling their premiums.
France is the only developed country where retirees earn more than workers, a situation fueling a €3.4 trillion national debt and intense political debate.
Three Ohio educator groups have sued the state to block a new law that shifts control of the State Teachers Retirement System board from elected educators to political appointees.
