Social Security checks with 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment delayed until January for some reasons

For millions of Americans eagerly awaiting their Social Security checks, the news that the 2026 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) will be delayed is proving to be a significant disappointment. The Social Security Administration (SSA) recently announced that the 2.8% COLA increase, which was initially scheduled to take effect in December 2025, will now be delayed until … Read more

Goodbye to Driving Privileges for Old Age Drivers from 1 Januray 2026 – It comes after a tragic accident by an 88-year-old

Starting January 1, 2026, a sweeping change in driving laws will take effect, bringing an end to unrestricted driving privileges for senior citizens in many states. The new rule, which comes in the wake of a tragic accident involving an 88-year-old driver, has ignited debates about safety, independence, and fairness. The law mandates that drivers … Read more

NY Sisters Who Own DQ Franchise Hit With $6M Lawsuit for Paying Workers Every 2 Weeks — They Helped Close the Loophole, but It Was Too Late for Them

When Tanya and Melissa Romero, two sisters from upstate New York, opened their first Dairy Queen franchise in 2017, they thought they were living the small-business dream. The store, located in Watertown, became a local favorite almost immediately. They hired a team of high schoolers, single parents, and retirees, offering flexible schedules and what they … Read more