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4 little-known strategies that could shrink your 2026 taxes
Many people think taxes are only paperwork, but experts say they are a chance to save money. By understanding tax brackets and planning early, you can reduce future taxes. Simple steps like saving for retirement, using health accounts, donating to charity, and managing investments can help. Learning how the tax system works can make a big difference.
US abortion rates rise three years after Dobbs' new ruling on Roe vs Wade, here's why
Three years post-Dobbs, the U.S. abortion landscape is evolving unexpectedly. Abortion rates remain steady, driven by medication abortion and telehealth, challenging pro-life expectations. The focus shifts to defunding Planned Parenthood and restricting abortion pills, while pro-choice groups leverage shield laws and ballot initiatives to protect access, creating a divided nation.
X flags Joe Biden's post on ERA with fact checking note. Is he using his powers to the hilt? Here's all you need to know
President Joe Biden declared the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) as the 28th Amendment and 'the law of the land,' despite it not being legally certified. His statement received backlash and fact-checks online, noting the ERA's unratified status due to missed deadlines.
Infant mortality higher than usual in US after abortion ban, claims study
Infant mortality rates in the U.S. rose by 7% following the Supreme Court's 2022 decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, according to a JAMA Pediatrics study. The study attributes 80% of the increase to congenital anomalies and indicates deeper underlying health issues post-Dobbs decision.
Harry Potter actress dies at 89; Here is all about Dame Maggie Smith who won Tony, two Oscars, three Golden Globes and five Baftas
Maggie Smith, the acclaimed British actress known for her roles in 'The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie,' 'Downton Abbey,' and the Harry Potter series, passed away at 89. Her sons announced her death, stating she died in a London hospital. Smith leaves behind two sons and five grandchildren.
Did Kamala Harris's tan suit at the DNC echo Barack Obama's 2014 controversy?
After Kamala Harris wore a tan suit during the Democratic National Convention, speculation about her probable intentions for the fashion statement went viral and online comparisons to Barack Obama's contentious 2014 tan suit incident were made.
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Will Minnesota Vikings bench Joshua Dobbs? Coach Kevin O'Connell drops a big hint
In response to the struggles, Minnesota head coach Kevin O'Connell is considering evaluating the inventory of plays they have with Josh. Additionally, he mentions having Jaren Hall and Nick Mullens as available options. "We're going to take a look, really evaluate the inventory of plays now we have now of Josh. "We got [Jaren Hall] back available to us and then Nick Mullens is available as well," O' Connell said.
Arizona Cardinals make series of trades; Isaiah Simmons heads to New York Giants, Josh Jones to Houston Texans
As the Cardinals adapt to these roster changes, the NFL community watches in anticipation for the unfolding dynamics that will shape the team's performance in the games ahead.
Emotional testimonies in Abortion Ban lawsuit: Woman suing Texas vomits on the stand
Heart-wrenching testimonies from three women who experienced denied abortions due to serious pregnancy complications filled the courtroom during the lawsuit challenging Texas' abortion ban.
One year later, the Supreme Court's abortion decision is both scorned and praised
The Dobbs decision made abortion an unavoidable campaign issue and deepened policy differences between the states. Most Republican-controlled states have imposed bans , including 14 where laws in effect now block most abortions in every stage of pregnancy, with varying exceptions for the life and health of the women and for pregnancies resulting from rape or incest.
US: One year later, the Supreme Court's abortion decision is both scorned and praised
The court's conservative majority on June 24, 2022, overturned the Roe v. Wade decision, which had been in place for nearly a half-century.
Same-sex marriage: SC says it is well settled judges don't legislate, asks Centre not to cite US verdict on abortion
A five-judge Constitution bench headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud expressed strong reservation to the reference, saying the point is well taken but the case not be referred to as India has moved far beyond in recognising the rights of women.
Abortions Onscreen report finds TV underrepresents most common form of abortion methods
TV abortions are not representing the most common abortion methods enough, a report has concluded. They are dramatized onscreen and are not all real.
1864 Arizona law that banned nearly all abortions is now in effect, U.S Judge rules
The 1864 Arizona law that was dormant for nearly five decades is now in effect. The 1864 law bans abortion under all circumstances except when necessary to save the life of the pregnant woman.
US House passes bill to codify right to interracial, same-sex marriages. Here's what you should know
On Tuesday, the House of Representatives passed a bill that codifies the right to interracial and same-sex marriages amidst the reversal of the Roe v. Wade case by the Supreme Court. One justice stated that there should be a reversal to the right to same-sex marriage as well.
US vaccine surplus grows by the day as expiration dates loom
Oklahoma has not asked for new doses from the government for more than a month, spurning its 200,000-a-week allotment. Around the country, states are rushing to use up doses before they expire this summer.
A different 'super spreader': Facebook struggles with election disinformation
The US nonprofit Avaaz has identified 25 pages in particular, including those of Donald Trump Jr and Eric Trump -- the president's sons -- White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany and combative conservative commentators Dan Bongino, Lou Dobbs and Rush Limbaugh, along with pro-Trump organizations such as Turning Point USA.
'This isn't over!,' scream Trump's supporters, as they refuse to accept election outcome
From Atlanta and Tallahassee to Austin, Bismarck, Boise and Phoenix, crowds ranging in size from a few dozen to a few thousand - some of them openly carrying guns - decried the news of Joe Biden's victory after more than three suspense-filled days of vote-counting put the Democrat over the top. Skirmishes broke out in some cities.
Entire world beginning to unite against China, says US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo
The US is intensifying pressure on China, piling on visa bans, sanctions and other restrictions that are battering the already unsettled ties between the world's two largest economies.
Donald Trump goes on a Twitter rant - this time it’s Sundar Pichai at the receiving end!
The US President went on a tirade against the India-born Google top boss.
Kimberly-Clark opens global tech centre in Bengaluru
Huggies diapers, Kotex sanitary napkins and Kleenex tissue, said on Thursday it has opened a global digital technology center (GDTC) in Bengaluru.
Why are most young tech billionaires so boring?
There’s something missing from the foundational stories of this new group of self-made technology chiefs.
Mckinsey MD Noshir Kaka talks about disruption at an Asia Society event
Noshir Kaka, MD, Mckinsey India recently discussed a new book on disruption by Richard Dobbs at an Asia Society event.
Futures Shocks
The shifting locus of economic activity and dynamism, to emerging markets and their cities, will give rise to a new class of global competitors.
Quantitative easing
Although ultra-low interest rates boosted corporate profits in UK and the US by 5% in 2012, this has not translated into higher investment.
Dramatic change!
Emerging markets are changing where and how the world does business.
India must change the game in education altogether, to let India’s young bridge the world’s skill deficit
India is often described as a land of contrasts. Nowhere is this more apparent than in its labour force - one of the world's largest, youngest and fastest-growing.
Waiting for PM's call
With election results out, the wannabe ministers waiting for the call.
Indian-origin man dupes investors of Rs 780 cr in UK
A Indian-origin former accountant has been sentenced to over seven years imprisonment in Britain for duping investors of a whopping 100 million pounds (Rs 780 crore approx).
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