The 1943 Lincoln Wheat penny is famous for being almost always made of zinc-coated steel due to copper shortages during World War II. But a few were mistakenly struck on bronze planchets (the old copper alloy), making them extraordinarily rare. These “off-metal” errors are among the most coveted U.S. coin rarities, with one example from […]
Imagine sifting through your spare change and discovering a coin worth not $168,000, but hundreds of thousands or more. The much-publicized 1943 bronze (copper) Lincoln Wheat Penny is one such treasure. While some reports cite $168,000, recent confirmed sales show prices far exceeding that for certain examples. This article lays out what is real, what […]
Despite many taxpayers e-filing early and expecting refunds in a few weeks, a sizeable number of IRS tax refunds are delayed and will only arrive in September 2025. Various factors—from fraud detection, identity verification, to special credits—are causing delays. Understanding what slows refunds and when you might receive yours can help you plan better. Here’s […]
A one-time Canada Grocery Rebate is scheduled for September 2025. This payment is being made by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to help low- and modest-income households cope with rising grocery inflation. If you qualify for the GST/HST credit, you’re likely to be eligible. Below are the confirmed payment date, eligibility rules, payment amounts, and […]
In Florida, the Relative Caregiver Program, part of the Temporary Cash Assistance (TCA) scheme, offers monthly support payments for relatives or approved caregivers taking care of children placed with them by the Department of Children and Families (DCF). As of September 2025, older children aged 13-17 with no countable income under this program are eligible […]
If you’re a CalFresh recipient, good news: benefits are increasing next month thanks to the Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) for fiscal year 2026. Effective October 1, 2025, California will implement higher CalFresh maximum allotments, new deductions, and updated income eligibility standards. This article covers exact amounts, how the changes work, important dates, and what you need […]
The ideal of justice demands not only fair outcomes but also timely processes. In courts around the world, delays in legal proceedings — whether criminal trials, civil disputes, or administrative rulings — significantly harm individuals and societies. When justice is delayed, many argue it becomes justice denied. In this article, we explore why timely justice […]
Constitutions are the foundation of legal order, defining the structure of governance and safeguarding justice for citizens. In 2025, there’s increasing attention on how constitutions: Recent developments show that constitutional mechanisms remain central in protecting the vulnerable and limiting government overreach. For example, in India, Chief Justice Bhushan Gavai highlighted how the Indian Constitution has […]
It’s essential for high school students to understand their voting rights, how they can register, and the impact of policies affecting them. As democracy evolves, knowing the legal age, preregistration options, and real barriers can turn first-time voters into lifelong participants. Here’s everything high schoolers need to know in 2025. Voting Age and the 26th […]
In recent years, courts around the world have played an increasingly pivotal role in defending democracy and preserving civil liberties. From overturning unjust laws to holding powerful political actors accountable, judiciaries serve as critical checks on abuse of power. However, rising threats such as authoritarianism, political pressure, and attacks on judicial neutrality also test their […]
