Donald Trump

Immigrant Group Challenging Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Policy Awarded Millions in Federal Grants
Federal judges have blocked President Trump's executive order aiming to end birthright citizenship for children born in the U.S. to non-citizen parents, citing constitutional concerns. The legal challenges focus on the interpretation of the 14th Amendment's Citizenship Clause. The ongoing legal battles highlight the tension between executive actions and constitutional protections, with significant implications for individuals born on U.S. soil.

Trump’s Student Loan Changes Explained—Is Your Payment About to Go Up?
Trump’s student loan changes could mean higher payments for borrowers. Learn about IDR suspensions, PSLF changes, and how to prepare for potential increases. Stay informed and explore your repayment options in this comprehensive guide.

Big Changes Ahead? Why Trump’s Education Plans Could Affect Your Loans
President Trump’s education policies could eliminate the Department of Education and impact student loans nationwide. Repayment plans are being suspended, and loan forgiveness programs may be at risk. This article explains how these changes could affect borrowers and provides practical steps to prepare for potential disruptions. Stay informed and proactive to protect your financial future.

USA Minimum Wage Hike in 2025 – How Trump 2.0’s Policies Could Impact You
As of 2025, the U.S. federal minimum wage remains $7.25 per hour, with no increase planned under the Trump administration. Instead of raising wages, Trump proposes tax breaks on tips and overtime pay. While states continue to set higher wages, the debate over employment effects and economic growth persists. This article explores the impact of Trump’s wage policies and the future of U.S. labor laws.

Student Loan Forgiveness Uncertain Under Trump – How to Manage Your Debt
As student loan forgiveness faces uncertainty under the Trump administration, borrowers should proactively manage their debt by evaluating repayment plans, making extra payments, exploring consolidation or refinancing, staying informed about policy changes, and seeking professional financial advice.

Trump’s ‘Day One’ Promise to Lower Costs Is Already Falling Apart
Trump's 'Day One' Promise to Lower Costs Is Already Falling Apart! Inflation has risen to 3%, and tariffs on China and Mexico have pushed prices higher for American consumers. Will interest rate cuts help? Or is economic uncertainty here to stay? Read the full analysis on how Trump's policies are affecting your wallet!

Trump’s Eight-Month Severance Offer to Federal Workers: What You Need to Know
In January 2025, Donald Trump introduced a Deferred Resignation Program offering eight months of severance pay to federal employees who voluntarily resign by February 6, 2025. This article explores the pros, cons, and potential impacts of this initiative, including legal challenges, economic effects, and advice from federal unions.

Trump’s New Tax Plan Could Cost the US $4.5 Trillion, Republicans Reveal
Trump’s new tax plan could cost the U.S. $4.5 trillion, with Republicans proposing massive tax cuts while raising the federal debt ceiling. Will this drive economic growth, or will it deepen the national deficit? Read our expert breakdown on who benefits, what’s at stake, and what happens next.