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One of the rare sports where you might spend hours and hours outside without becoming bored is hunting. Early in the morning you start preparing your area and wait patiently for the ideal deer to cross your way. Sometimes days pass when you simply wait and see nothing. The days you do, however, find a … Read more
Good news for Alaskans! The state has confirmed that the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) payment for 2025 will be $1,702 per eligible resident. This annual payout, funded by Alaska’s oil revenue, helps residents with living expenses, savings, and other financial needs. If you’re a resident, here’s everything you need to know about eligibility, distribution dates, … Read more
With some recipients getting up to $5,108, the Social Security Administration (SSA) is scheduled to pay its next installment on Wednesday, March 19, 2025. Part of the monthly Social Security benefits distribution, this planned payment covers handicapped people who satisfy the SSA payment criteria, retirees, survivors, and other qualified individuals. Given millions of Americans depending … Read more
Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), often referred to as “Zombie Deer Disease,” has been detected in Ohio during the 2024-25 hunting season. This disease affects white-tailed deer and has raised concerns among hunters, wildlife officials, and the general public. Understanding CWD, its impact, and the measures being taken to control its spread is crucial for maintaining … Read more
Many people visit the forests annually attracted by the hunt. Because of their elusive character, whitetail deer hunting is both exciting and fulfilling. Many people find it not only about the harvest. It’s about the experience, the quiet times in the wilderness, and the hunter fraternity. This season we will go over ideas and techniques … Read more
The Trump government has now revealed two prominent and divisive policy changes it claims are aimed to fight waste and fraud in Social Security. First, the agency declared it would reverse a regulation limiting clawbacks to a lesser level and start garnishing entire benefit checks from Americans who get overpayments. Officials of Social Security assert … Read more
If enacted, two new measures presented in the Michigan House would impact the approaching deer shooting season this September. Introduced by Rep. Timothy Beson, House Bill No. 4191 seeks to define a clearer difference between baiting and feeding and permits baiting for a price. “Deer or elk baiting” is the method of periodically dumping, distributing, … Read more
President Donald Trump intends to eliminate your taxes if your annual income falls less than $150,000, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said in an interview with CBS on Tuesday. “His objective is clear: none taxes for everyone making less than $150,000 annually. His objective is that. I am aiming for it in the interview. Lutnick … Read more
According to a fresh AARP-funded poll conducted by the National Academy of Social Insurance (NASI), a notable bipartisan majority of Americans support two group modifications to social security benefits. With both Democrats and Republicans fervent supporters of social security, this attitude toward the program cuts beyond political boundaries. The poll revealed two particular concerns that … Read more
According to reports, qualified recipients will get worth of $5,108 from Social Security Administration. The monthly contributions of the government agency help around 70 million program participants. There are so many receivers that not everyone is paid concurrently. The person’s birthdate and the length of time they have been collecting benefits determine the timing of … Read more