Trump Q Aims to Return DOGE Savings to Taxpayers
Washington reports an idea viral on social media has earned President Trump’s backing to use savings from Musk’s government cuts to issue tax payments. Proponents claim about 2 trillion in cuts could yield roughly a $5,000 check to about 79 million taxpaying households by mid 2026, though experts doubt the savings are that large and warn of inflation risks.
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Congressional Budget Office
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Flu deaths surpass COVID for first time this winter
CDC data show influenza deadlier than COVID-19 in the U.S. for the first time in five years with 29 million illnesses, 370,000 hospitalizations and 16,000 deaths since October. Experts cite low vaccination, delayed treatment, and high H1N1 and H8N2 activity as drivers.
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Mayflower apartments stay in use as campus housing amid upgrades
The Mayflower residence hall will remain in service after shelving a planned sale. Officials aim to boost popularity with study spaces and single rooms, raising the rate to 8388 and planning renovations from spring to summer. Campus capacity sits at 6471 with 6612 expected next year.
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