The IRS has extended the tax filing deadline to October 16, 2023, for residents and businesses in nine states affected by natural disasters. This decision provides relief to those impacted by recent severe weather conditions.
The Trump administration has excluded smartphones, laptops, and other electronics from ‘reciprocal’ tariffs, aiming to prevent price hikes on imported consumer electronics.
The Denver Nuggets triumphed over the Memphis Grizzlies with a 117-109 win, led by Nikola Jokic’s triple-double performance. Jokic, with 26 points, 16 rebounds, and 13 assists, helped the Nuggets rally from a 15-point deficit. This victory ensures Denver’s position in the top six of the Western Conference.
Two Cebu-based executives are linked to a $44 million scam in the U.S., defrauding elderly writers. Legal counsel assures a 99.99% chance of their return to the Philippines amidst ongoing investigations.
Bridget Brink, U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, announces her early resignation during a crucial period for U.S.-Ukraine relations. Her departure coincides with ongoing geopolitical tensions and security issues. This exit marks a significant change amid a complex international landscape.
The Senate subcommittee reviews the relevance of daylight saving time, a practice started during WWI. Discussions examine its impacts on health, economy, and energy. Lawmakers and experts debate whether it’s time for change as public opinion remains divided, and global practices vary.
Colorado House Bill 1312 aims to enhance legal protections for transgender individuals, focusing on anti-discrimination measures and custody disputes, sparking debate among lawmakers.
President Trump announces a 90-day tariff pause on most nations, excluding China, causing the Dow to surge 2,000 points. The decision aims to target trade tensions with China while easing global market fears.
Texas lawmakers debate a $2.5 billion investment in film incentives as ‘Landman’ films in Fort Worth, enhancing local economic footprint and industry growth.
Former President Donald Trump signed executive orders intended to breathe new life into the struggling coal industry. The orders aimed to dismantle regulations that restricted coal production, with the hope of reviving jobs. Analysts and environmentalists question the long-term viability and impact of these changes, as the global shift towards renewable energy continues.