IHOP Hoping Booze Will Lead to More Business
Usually IHOP is a perfect place to go after a night of drinking, but maybe I've been looking at it all wrong. They'll soon offer drinks on the menu.
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IRS Announces When You Can Expect the Child Tax Credit Payments to Start
The American Rescue Plan has helped millions of American with financial relief, and the next part of that plan is about to kick in: the child tax credit.
Doesn’t Look Like The White House is Thinking About a 4th Stimulus Check
Don't count on a fourth stimulus check - the White House says it isn't in the cards.
Time is Running Out to Claim More Than $1.3 Billion in Tax Return Money
The Internal Revenue Service says it has $1.3 billion in unclaimed refunds from 2017, and time to claim it is running out.
Capitol Officer and Police to be Sued for $10 Million By Ashli Babbit’s Family
The family of the woman killed while climbing through a U.S. Capitol window has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the United States Capitol Police.
Texans Should Change Their Facebook Passwords After the Latest Data Breach
Over 500 million Facebook users' personal data was recently published online by a hacker. Even if your info wasn't breached, you should consider a new password.
Unwanted Masks in Mailbox Part of Latest ‘Brushing’ Scam
Remember when people were getting random seeds from China last year? Well, the same scammers are at it again, but this time with masks.
Texas Senator Ted Cruz Introduces Bill Setting Congressional Term Limits
Cruz this week introduced a bill that would limit the time Senators and members of the House can stay in office.
Cici’s Pizza Files for Bankruptcy
The Plano-based pizza buffet chain has been hit hard by the ongoing pandemic, and is seeking Chapter 11 protection as it prepares to sell to its primary lender.
It’s Only January and Target Has Announced it Will be Closed on Thanksgiving This Year
Target is the first major U.S. retailer to announce that employees will have Thanksgiving of 2021 off.
Someone is Suing King’s Hawaiian Because Their Sweet Rolls Aren’t Baked in Hawaii
A New York man says he wouldn't have bought King's Hawaiian sweet rolls if he'd known they weren't really baked in Hawaii.
House Votes in Favor of $2,000 Stimulus Checks – Bill Now Goes to Senate
The U.S. House of Representatives voted Monday in favor of increasing direct COVID-19 relief payments to Americans from $600 to $2,000.
President Trump signed off on the bill Sunday after initially resisting, partly in response to what he called a "measly" six hundred bucks for Americans struggling right now...