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With President Trump’s second term underway, 2025 has brought sweeping updates to U.S. immigration rules. The focus is on stronger enforcement, enhanced security screening, and reducing system abuse. These changes affect visas, asylum, humanitarian programs, and more — impacting millions of applicants worldwide. Stay informed to navigate the new landscape effectively. Why These Immigration Changes … Read more
After a record-breaking 43-day standoff — the longest in U.S. history — Congress finally acted to reopen the federal government. On November 10, 2025, the Senate passed a bipartisan funding bill, followed by House approval and President Trump’s signature on November 12. Millions affected by disrupted services, including delayed SNAP benefits, can now expect relief … Read more
Rumors are swirling about major new U.S. driving license rules for drivers aged 70+ supposedly starting November 16, 2025. Many articles claim mandatory tests, shorter renewals, and federal mandates. The truth? These claims are misleading or false. Driving laws remain state-controlled, with no nationwide changes tied to that date. However, one real federal update affects … Read more
After a chaotic month marked by the longest government shutdown in history, SNAP (food stamps) recipients finally have clarity. The shutdown ended on November 12, 2025, allowing full November benefits to be restored retroactively. However, stricter rules from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025 (OBBB) are now in force, tightening work requirements and … Read more
If you’re one of the nearly 3 million Floridians relying on SNAP (food stamps), recertification is the key step to keep benefits flowing without interruption. Missing your personal deadline means your EBT card stops loading — but acting early prevents that. Here’s the clear, up-to-date guide for November 2025. How Florida SNAP Recertification Works Florida’s … Read more
If you lived in Washington state and got unwanted “Invite Friends” referral texts from Cash App between 2019 and 2025, you could be owed money. Block, Inc. (Cash App’s parent company) agreed to pay $12.5 million to settle claims of violating state privacy laws — without admitting fault. The claim deadline passed on October 27, … Read more
On November 7, 2025, a federal judge rejected Capital One’s proposed $425 million class action settlement for millions of 360 Savings account holders who earned rock-bottom interest while new customers got much higher rates. The judge called the payout “too small” and unfair, leaving customers stuck with low yields. Here’s the latest on this ongoing … Read more
Two major AT&T data breaches in 2024 exposed millions of customers’ personal info and call records. Now, a $177 million class action settlement offers compensation — with some eligible for up to $7,500 if affected by both incidents. The claim deadline is today, November 18, 2025 (or extended in some reports to Dec. 18 — … Read more
Claims circulating online about a “brand new federal driving law” starting November 2025 — imposing $1,500 fines and jail time across all 50 states for a single violation — are false. There is no new nationwide mandate for hands-free driving, school zone changes, or uniform penalties tied to November. School bus stopping rules remain state-governed, … Read more
In November 2025, millions of Americans relying on SNAP (food stamps) faced sudden uncertainty. A prolonged government shutdown led to funding shortages, forcing the USDA to limit benefits and even order reversals of full payments in some cases. This left families confused and scrambling for groceries. Here’s what happened and how it affects recipients. What … Read more