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- Understand Government Benefits for Different Stages of LifeEvery phase of life has unique challenges that can change at any time. As you experience big transitions like retiring from a long career or losing your home, understand what government services can help along the way. Search through the latest guide to navigate through any event life throws your way.
- Leaving the Military? Avoid Job and Education ScamsMost servicemembers transition out of the military into a civilian career or educational training.
- Six Tips for the 2022 Tax SeasonAs the federal tax deadline approaches soon, you may still have questions about filing your federal, state and business taxes in 2022. Use USAGov’s tax season guide to understand steps you need to take to successfully file by the April 18 deadline.
- Russia warns Ukraine attempts to retake Crimea will be seen as 'declaration of war'A top Russian official said any attempts to regain the illegally annexed Crimean Peninsula will be seen as a 'declaration of war.'
- Zelenskyy: Russian airstrike on Ukraine mall 'one of the most daring terrorist attacks in European history'Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is accusing Russia of committing “one of the most daring terrorist attacks in European history” following an airstrike on a mall.
- Angels-Mariners brawl: MLB suspends 12 over massive weekend fightMajor League Baseball handed down suspensions to those who were involved in a brawl during the Los Angeles Angels and Seattle Mariners game on Sunday.
- NYC serial shoplifter purportedly busted 100 times is released again without bail, report saysMichelle McKelley, a 42-year-old self-described "professional booster," was reportedly arrested for the 100th time in New York City on Saturday and released without bail.
- What to do if you get Monkeypox: Symptoms, vaccinations, and treatmentsHere are the preventable steps you can use to treat Monkeypox, recognize critical symptoms, and discover emerging vaccines for the disease.
- Rhode Island head of check fraud scheme sentenced to 5 years in prisonThe leader of a fraud scheme against multiple banks in RI has been sentenced to five years in prison. The defendant defrauded banks out of tens of thousands of dollars using fake checks.
