Bolsa FamÃlia benefit begins to be paid in Amazonas; see calendar
The Bolsa FamÃlia program has commenced payments for March to nearly 600,000 families in Amazonas, with federal investments exceeding R$ 441 million.
High-impact decision in Colorado: a court blocks the federal claim affecting SNAP benefits
A federal court in Colorado has blocked a federal claim that would have drastically changed access to SNAP benefits for thousands of families in the state.
Federal Deputy Gorete Pereira from MDB is pointed out by the Federal Police as a political organizer of the scheme to divert INSS benefits
The Federal Police launched a new operation against illegal deductions in pensions and retirements from the INSS, implicating federal deputy Gorete Pereira as a key political figure in the scheme.
Frauds in the INSS: Federal Police seized cash, luxury bags, and cars in operation on Tuesday; SEE PHOTOS
The Federal Police seized cash, luxury bags, jewelry, and expensive cars during Operation Indébito, which is part of an investigation into unauthorized diversions in INSS benefits.
PF indicates that CE deputy was the 'political organizer' of a fraud scheme at INSS
Federal Deputy Maria Gorete Pereira is accused of being the political organizer behind a massive fraud scheme involving pension benefits in Brazil.
Federal Police conducts operation against fraud in INSS, and Mendonça mandates electronic ankle bracelet for MDB deputy
The Federal Police of Brazil is conducting an operation targeting national fraud schemes involving INSS benefits, with a specific focus on Deputy Gorete Pereira under electronic monitoring amidst significant financial losses.
Irregularities in INSS: Federal Police Launches New Phase of Operation Sem Desconto
The Federal Police and the General Controller of the Union in Brazil initiated Operation Indébito to investigate unauthorized association discounts on pensions and retirement benefits.
CalFresh Changes from April 1: Which Migrants Will Lose Their Benefits Due to the New Federal Law in California
Starting April 1, changes to CalFresh under new federal law will impact many migrants' access to food assistance in California.
Federal Government After the Election: The Suffering of Veterans
The article discusses the challenges facing Germany's traditional political parties in responding to significant social and economic shifts, and the consequent voter dissatisfaction that benefits populism.
INSS Initiative Plans Nearly 13 Thousand Medical Evaluations in 11 States and the Federal District This Weekend
The INSS is conducting a large-scale initiative to provide nearly 13,000 medical evaluations across 11 states and the Federal District to address a backlog of requests for benefits.
Cultivation and research of cannabis: new rules bring hope for patients in the DF
New regulations for the cultivation and research of medical cannabis in Brazil are set to take effect on August 4, bringing potential benefits for patients in the Federal District.
Bad news for Ron DeSantis: Justice stopped him and canceled his attempt to declare a Muslim group a "terrorist"
A federal judge has blocked an order by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis that labeled a prominent civil rights group as a "terrorist organization", impacting potential government funding and benefits for the group.
CNJ suspends judge from TJ-MT suspected of selling decisions, and PF carries out action at the court headquarters
A judge in Brazil has been suspended for allegedly selling judicial decisions in exchange for benefits, prompting an investigation by the Federal Police.
Starting April 1: The Democrats' plan in Illinois regarding SNAP to benefit thousands of migrants
Illinois Democrats are proposing legislation to counteract federal cuts to SNAP benefits, aiming to alleviate the impact on migrants affected by the changes.
'Fringe Benefits': a retired judge complained about the lack of snacks and coffee for magistrates during a trial at the STF
During a trial at Brazil's Supreme Federal Court, retired judge Cláudia Márcia de Carvalho Soares criticized the lack of basic provisions for magistrates, including snacks and functional apartments.
Gilmar Mendes, from the Supreme Federal Court, decides that the Judiciary and the Public Ministry can only pay 'fringe benefits' if provided for by federal law
Minister Gilmar Mendes ruled that the Judiciary and Public Ministry in Brazil can only authorize fringe benefits if there is a federal law in place.
Federal government will anticipate the payment of Bolsa FamÃlia and BPC for those affected by floods in MG
Brazil's interim President Geraldo Alckmin announced the early disbursement of Bolsa FamÃlia and BPC benefits to families affected by severe flooding in Minas Gerais.
VIDEOS: JL2 of Tuesday, February 24, 2026
Strong rains in Minas Gerais caused fatalities, prompting federal aid for victims and the anticipation of social benefits for affected families.
Tasha Kheiriddin: Pierre Poilievre's deportation gamble
The article discusses Pierre Poilievre's criticism of the Canadian government's treatment of asylum seekers, claiming they receive better health care benefits than struggling citizens.
Federal Revenue excludes non-profit associations from fiscal benefit cuts
The Brazilian Federal Revenue has issued a regulation exempting non-profit associations from the linear reduction of fiscal benefits outlined in the Complementary Law No. 224.
Family Policy: Child Benefits Will Soon be Automatic
Parents will soon receive child benefits automatically after the birth of a child without having to submit an application in most cases, according to a draft law from the Federal Ministry of Finance in Germany.
Dino expands decision on fringe benefits and prohibits new laws with remuneration exceeding the constitutional ceiling
Minister Flávio Dino of the Supreme Federal Court of Brazil has prohibited the enactment of new laws allowing salaries or indemnities that surpass the constitutional ceiling.
Confirmed: Katie Hobbs announces 7.5 million dollars to optimize SNAP benefits and unemployment insurance in Arizona
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has announced a $7.5 million initiative to enhance SNAP and unemployment benefits amid ongoing tensions between the state and federal government over data sharing.
How much did Cristina Kirchner receive as a pension
The Federal Social Security Chamber has ordered the reinstatement of Cristina Kirchner's widow's pension following a ruling that affirms its character as an alimentary benefit during ongoing legal proceedings regarding privilege benefits.
Gavin Newsom signed law SB 694 that benefits and protects a key community in California
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed law SB 694 aimed at preventing scams against veterans receiving federal benefits.
‘Doesn’t make sense’: Union files labour complaint over federal 4-day in-office mandate
The Public Service Alliance of Canada has filed a complaint against the federal government's new requirement for some employees to work in-office up to four days a week, arguing that it undermines the benefits of remote work.
How healthy is it to eat eggs? Does it raise cholesterol? Myths and realities of this animal food
The article discusses the health effects of consuming eggs in the Mexican diet, addressing common myths about cholesterol and nutritional benefits as highlighted by the Federal Consumer Attorney's Office (Profeco).
Justice approves agreement and benefits Saul Sabbá, owner of the bank that founded Master
A federal court in São Paulo has approved a non-prosecution agreement for businessman Saul Sabbá, requiring him to perform community service and pay a fine to avoid charges of fraudulent management.
Code of Ethics of the STF: some ministers support debate in the CNJ aimed at ending perks and compulsory retirement
A portion of Supreme Federal Court ministers advocate initiating discussions on a Code of Ethics in the National Justice Council to address issues like excessive benefits and mandatory retirement.
Are our public servants underpaid? What German officials really earn
The German Federal Constitutional Court calls for a significant salary increase for public servants, raising questions about current compensation for teachers, judges, and police officers, as well as their retirement benefits.
"We need more pressure" - CDU politician wants compulsory service for all benefit recipients
The designated Minister President of Saxony-Anhalt, Sven Schulze, calls for benefit recipients in Germany to be required to perform community service, criticizing the federal government's planned reform of citizen income as inadequate.
Refugee flood isn’t smart policy, it’s the gift that keeps on taking
The article discusses ongoing federal benefits fraud linked to childcare operations and Somali immigrants in Minnesota, amidst political considerations and media responses.
Trump administration suspends $129m in benefit payments to Minnesota
The Trump administration has halted $129 million in federal benefit payments to Minnesota due to allegations of widespread fraud involving local non-profits and businesses.
Second Georgia lawmaker accused of ripping off taxpayers with pandemic unemployment fraud announces retirement
Georgia state House member Karen Bennett has announced her retirement amid charges of fraudulently collecting federal unemployment benefits during the pandemic.
DOJ charges ex-Georgia Democrat lawmaker with allegedly fraudulently obtaining COVID unemployment benefits
A former Democratic lawmaker from Georgia faces federal charges for allegedly fraudulently receiving nearly $14,000 in COVID-19 unemployment benefits.
Federal officials to halt more than $10B in funding to 5 states over non-citizen benefit concerns: report
The Trump administration is reportedly freezing over $10 billion in federal funding to five Democrat-led states due to concerns about benefits potentially going to non-citizens.