Subsidy News & Breaking Stories

Donald Trump focuses on coal jobs to appear supportive of workers, while media outlets like WaPo may influence voter perceptions.

Argentina is making economic reforms to reduce imbalances and control inflation, while Chile is seeing growth driven by copper demand.

Elected officials propose economically unsound policies, demonstrating a lack of understanding of basic economics and underestimating voters' economic knowledge.

Climate activist Greta Thunberg detained in The Hague protest against Dutch subsidies for fossil fuel companies, inspiring global youth movement.

President Biden proposes new student loan forgiveness plan targeting struggling borrowers, aiming to provide relief for those facing financial hardship.

New FAFSA form is finally here, making it easier to qualify for financial aid and scholarships. The changes are significant.

Argentina's economic minister, Mr. Massa, won the first round of the presidential election, defeating firebrand economist Mr. Milei.

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum criticized the recent Republican presidential primary debate for excessive crosstalk and lack of control.

Saltwater intrusion from the Gulf of Mexico is threatening drinking water supplies for 900,000 residents in Louisiana. Governor John Bel Edwards has declared an emergency and plans to request federal aid. The Mississippi River's low water levels have allowed the saltwater to intrude, and officials are working to mitigate the impacts and ensure safe drinking water. The saltwater wedge has already traveled 15 miles inland in just seven days, and without significant rainfall, an underwater levee will be overtopped, requiring freshwater to be transported by barge to water treatment plants.

Temple University Health System reports a $64 million annual operating loss, its first since 2014, due to lack of COVID-19 aid.

Verve, Africa's payment cards and digital token platform, has launched its annual 'Good Life' promo to appreciate and support customers. The promo includes cash prizes, free fuel, rent support, and school fees. Verve aims to improve cardholders' experience and reward loyalty.

Verve, Africa's payment cards and digital token platform, has launched its annual 'Good Life' promo to reward customers. The promo includes cash prizes, free fuel, rent support, and school fees. Verve aims to improve cardholders' experiences and improve their living conditions. To qualify for a win, customers must continue to transact with their Verve card.