New Driving License Rule for Seniors Takes Effect from December 2025 – Key Changes Every Driver Over 70 Must Know

New Driving License Rule for Seniors

America’s senior population is growing rapidly. By 2030, nearly 1 in 5 Americans will be 70 or older, and many will continue to drive regularly. However, as people age, issues such as weaker eyesight, slower reflexes, and reduced alertness can start to affect driving abilities. This is a significant concern for public safety. According to … Read more

A new government calendar now divides America’s recipients into two groups – those getting their raise Dec. 31, and the majority waiting until January

A new government calendar now

Millions of retirees woke up this fall expecting a modest bump in their Social Security checks—nothing extravagant, just enough to soften the sting of another year of rising prices. But as the fine print rolled out from the Social Security Administration (SSA), something else quietly slipped into the picture: a new timing split that will … Read more

We’ve just released the latest images of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, as observed by eight different spacecraft, satellites, and telescopes

interstellar comet 3IATLAS

For the first time in history, twelve NASA spacecraft and telescopes have joined forces to study an interstellar comet, a visitor from another star system. The object, officially named 3I/ATLAS, was discovered on July 1, 2025, by the NASA-funded ATLAS telescope in Chile, marking just the third known interstellar object ever observed passing through our … Read more

NY sisters who own DQ franchise hit with $6M lawsuit for paying workers every 2 weeks — they helped change the loophole but it was too late for them

NY sisters who own DQ franchise

When Patty DeMint and Michelle Robey opened their Dairy Queen in Medford, New York, in 2017, they wanted more than a business. Their goal was to build a welcoming space for families and a supportive workplace for employees. They treated their team like family, often helping workers in need, giving holiday gifts to their children, … Read more

Welcome to 87 years for DRIVERS – New Driving License Law for Seniors from 2026

Welcome to 87 years for DRIVERS

A major shift is coming for senior drivers in Illinois. Beginning July 1, 2026, the Road Safety and Fairness Act will raise the age for mandatory road tests from 79 to 87. The reform aims to balance fairness with road safety while ending what many considered outdated and discriminatory testing rules. Illinois was previously the … Read more

USAA Direct Deposit for VA Disability Goes Out This Week: Early Deposit and Official Date for the First Half of December 2025

USAA direct deposit

Veterans who rely on disability compensation from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) are accustomed to tracking their payment schedules, especially during the busy holiday season. December is a unique month for VA disability payments, as the federal holidays of Christmas and New Year’s can impact the timing of deposits. USAA Direct Deposit for … Read more

TJ Maxx Christmas Eve hours: Opening, Closing and Best Gifts Available in 2025

TJ Maxx Christmas Eve hours

As the holiday season approaches, millions of shoppers turn to retailers like TJ Maxx for last-minute gift shopping, home décor, and affordable yet high-quality products. The store, known for offering discounted branded items, is a go-to destination for those looking to find the perfect holiday presents without breaking the bank. With the holiday shopping rush … Read more

What Impact Will the End of the Biden-Era SAVE Plan Have on Student Loan Borrowers?

What impact will the end of the Biden-era

Millions of federal student loan borrowers were relieved when the Biden-era Savings on a Valuable Education (SAVE) plan was introduced, offering more borrower-friendly terms, including capped monthly payments, limited interest accumulation, and clearer paths to debt forgiveness. However, with the current administration reviewing policies and considering the potential end of the SAVE plan, uncertainty has … Read more

IRS May Come Knocking on Your Door if You don’t Respond to this Mandatory Letter: Here’s What You Need to do

IRS may come knocking

For most Americans, the IRS is something they deal with through mail, email reminders, or online portals, not a knock at the door. But with the IRS ramping up its enforcement efforts, officials are now warning that taxpayers who ignore key notices, especially the mandatory Letter 725-B, could soon face an in-person visit from a … Read more

It’s the end of the year and you still haven’t received your $400 New York inflation rebate check: Here’s why and what to do

It's the end of the year

As the year comes to a close, many New York residents who are expecting their $400 inflation rebate check are growing concerned about the delay in receiving their payments. If you are one of those still waiting for your check, there are a few reasons why it might not have arrived yet. Fortunately, there are … Read more