Tax season 2021: 9 costly mistakes to avoid
Tax season is in full swing. And if you are tempted to rush to filing your return, be careful not to make careless mistakes, or you may miss out on a large refund, owe more taxes, or face an IRS audit. ABOUT…
The federal government is not a decree: in which states can you walk without a mask?
The US began a gradual economic recovery. During the year, we are all accustomed to wearing masks, maintaining social distance and not leaving the house unnecessarily. But there are already a few states where you don't have to wear a face mask. What is this ...
Driver, Analyst and Sales Representative: Current Vacancies of the Week in Major US Cities
In our weekly article, we've rounded up the freshest and most relevant jobs for immigrants in the United States. It's very simple: if you are interested in a vacancy, follow the link to send your resume with a cover letter, or call directly - and you will not be left without work! ...
Two states of the United States have canceled the mask mode and completely open the economy
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced on March 2 that he would lift the state's mask requirement, even as health officials warn against weakening security measures. Writes about this CNN. Abbott made this announcement during an event at the Torgovaya ...
American Catholics Oppose J&J Vaccine Because of Its 'Abortion Connection'
The Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans has issued a split ruling on the religious acceptability of core COVID-19 vaccines, NY Mag reports. Catholics found the Pfizer and Moderna versions acceptable, but called Johnson & Johnson's new one-shot vaccine "morally compromised" because it was derived from cloned…
Three drugs, three countries: personal stories of COVID-19 vaccination
The mass vaccination against coronavirus is going on all over the world, and, most likely, it will inevitably reach you. Three BBC journalists in three countries of the world talk about how they were vaccinated: Yana Litvinova in the UK, Oleg Boldyrev in Russia and Anastasia ...
Unemployment benefits are now available to those who were previously banned: what you need to know
The US Department of Labor has expanded eligibility criteria for unemployment benefits. This includes those in hazardous jobs, as well as unemployed parents who were forced to leave when schools and childcare facilities closed. When the children returned to...
In the USA, the third COVID-19 vaccine approved for use: what you need to know about it
On Friday, February 26th, a key FDA advisory panel unanimously endorsed Johnson & Johnson's single-dose COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use, an important step paving the way for the spread of preventive treatment in ...
House of Representatives approves Biden's 'coronavirus' financial aid: what's next
The US House of Representatives has adopted a $ 19 trillion financial aid package in connection with the COVID-1,9 pandemic, proposed by US President Joe Biden, which includes direct payments to Americans of $ 1. Now there is a vote on this package in the Senate. CNBC reported in more detail. ...
Due to the pandemic, thousands of students in the United States simply disappeared: schools cannot find them for months
School districts across the country, which closed face-to-face attendance in mid-March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, have coped with the transition to distance learning with varying degrees of success. During this time, schools lost many students. Many students who attended ...