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The US government is once again grappling with the task of reaching a bipartisan agreement. The topic on the table this time is the US debt ceiling. As you hear news stories about it, you may wonder what is the debt ceiling anyway?
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The US government is once again grappling with the task of reaching a bipartisan agreement. The topic on the table this time is the US debt ceiling. As you hear news stories about it, you may wonder what is the debt ceiling anyway?
While talking with my coworker recently, I found out that her mom’s college debt had been forgiven. Her mom went to grad school and many years later, in 2023, she finally received a letter of her student debt forgiveness.
Women in the present day economy contribute to approximately $7.6 trillion in economic activity, according to RBC Wealth. But, as we celebrate another Women’s History Month, it’s worth exploring women’s position and contribution to the economy today.
After months of searching, I finally got a new job last month. But, as President Biden gave his State of the Union address on February 7, it became apparent that I was one of thousands to have had a career shift.
As prospective college students, many of us worry about college costs. While acceptance rates for many colleges decrease, college costs seem to be on a steady incline for the past few decades.
Recently, I went to get lunch off-campus with some friends. Being a high schooler with little money, I wanted to find cheap snack options. I’m well acquainted with the food stores in Downtown Berkeley, and have my usual stores with some typical snacks I buy.