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Penn Hills senior citizens to get 3% real estate tax break in 2024-25 school year, ...

Pittsburgh Tribune Review 01 Jun 2023

The board unanimously voted Wednesday, May 31 to approve a 3% tax rebate program effective the 2024-25 school year ... He estimated their annual tax savings at $50 ... Estimated loss of district revenue due to the discount program is $72,000. The program mirrors that of the Allegheny County Senior Tax Relief Program.

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Changes to food aid in debt bill would cost money, far from savings Republicans envisioned

Chatanooga Times Free Press 01 Jun 2023

An estimate from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office released late Tuesday said that while the new work requirements in SNAP would save money, the added benefits pushed by Democrats would cost more — and add almost 80,000 people to the rolls in an average month. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., dismissed the estimates.

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North Korean leader’s sister slams US for criticizing failed satellite launch

The Associated Press 01 Jun 2023

An estimate from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office released late Tuesday said that while the new work requirements in SNAP would save money, the added benefits pushed by Democrats would cost more — and add almost 80,000 people to the rolls in an average month ... House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., dismissed the estimates.

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China accuses US of interfering in training exercise before aerial confrontation

The Associated Press 01 Jun 2023

An estimate from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office released late Tuesday said that while the new work requirements in SNAP would save money, the added benefits pushed by Democrats would cost more — and add almost 80,000 people to the rolls in an average month ... House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., dismissed the estimates.

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Republicans get their IRS cuts; Democrats say they expect little near-term impact

The Associated Press 01 Jun 2023

An estimate from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office released late Tuesday said that while the new work requirements in SNAP would save money, the added benefits pushed by Democrats would cost more — and add almost 80,000 people to the rolls in an average month ... House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., dismissed the estimates.

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Debt ceiling deal advances pipeline and tweaks environmental rules. But more work remains.

The Associated Press 01 Jun 2023

An estimate from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office released late Tuesday said that while the new work requirements in SNAP would save money, the added benefits pushed by Democrats would cost more — and add almost 80,000 people to the rolls in an average month ... House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., dismissed the estimates.

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North Carolina GOP negotiations likely next to curb appointment powers of Gov. Roy Cooper

The Associated Press 01 Jun 2023

An estimate from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office released late Tuesday said that while the new work requirements in SNAP would save money, the added benefits pushed by Democrats would cost more — and add almost 80,000 people to the rolls in an average month ... House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., dismissed the estimates.

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Aide fired by George Santos says he got his job after sending money to Republican’s deputy

The Associated Press 01 Jun 2023

An estimate from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office released late Tuesday said that while the new work requirements in SNAP would save money, the added benefits pushed by Democrats would cost more — and add almost 80,000 people to the rolls in an average month ... House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., dismissed the estimates.

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Changes to food aid in debt bill would increase spending

Messenger-Inquirer 01 Jun 2023

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Changes to food aid in debt bill would cost money, far from savings GOP envisioned

Log Cabin Democrat 01 Jun 2023

An estimate from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office released late Tuesday said that while the new work requirements in SNAP would save money, the added benefits pushed by Democrats would cost more – and add almost 80,000 people to the rolls in an average month. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., dismissed the estimates.

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GOP concession on food-aid bill boosts spending

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 01 Jun 2023

An estimate from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office released late Tuesday said that while the new work requirements in SNAP would save money, the added benefits pushed by Democrats would cost more -- and add almost 80,000 people to the rolls in an average month. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., dismissed the estimates.

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Shocking amount of money the Australian government spends on welfare every year - and it’s ...

The Daily Mail 01 Jun 2023

Estimates suggest over $205 billion will be spent on social security and welfare in 2023/24, a 20 per cent increase on the same figure in 2018/19. Welfare spending skyrocketed to an estimated $227 billion during 2020/21 with programs like the Pandemic Leave Disaster Payment.

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RTD plans two months of free fares this summer — and may not charge younger ...

Denver Post 01 Jun 2023

Chief financial officer Doug MacLeod told the board recently that all eligible costs will be reimbursed this year — including an estimated $15 million in lost fare revenue — allowing RTD to double the program’s duration.

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Defying taboos, Shiite cleric in Iran takes in street dogs and nurses them back to health

The Associated Press 01 Jun 2023

The IAEA reports ease pressure slightly on Tehran, which has been escalating its program for years since the U.S ... Analysts had repeatedly linked Marivan to Iran’s secret military nuclear program and accused Iran of conducting high-explosives tests there in the early 2000s ... Iran maintains, however, that its program is for peaceful purposes.

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Lawmakers approve expansion of private school scholarship program

The Dispatch 01 Jun 2023

(AP) — Alabama lawmakers approved on Wednesday an expansion of a scholarship program aimed at helping low- and moderate-income students attend private schools ... Donnie Chesteen, the bill’s sponsor, estimated last week that the number of students participating in the program could increase from about 3,000 to 4,400 with the changes.