8 mid-sized cities where a $3,000 pension goes twice as far

8 mid-sized cities where a $3,000 pension goes twice as far 3. Huntsville, Alabama - Rocket City with Rock-Bottom Costs ©Wikimedia Tucked away in the hills of northern Alabama, Huntsville is a frequent flyer on affordability lists for its competitive housing costs and high quality of life, ranking number two for value overall. There's something quietly remarkable about a city that houses NASA engineers and retirees under the same very affordable roof. It's an unusual and energizing mix. Alabama has a cost of living index of 87.9, the third-lowest in the country, with the second-lowest housing costs across all states and the average single-family house selling for just $170,184. For someone drawing $3,000 a month, that means housing costs that barely register compared to what they'd pay in a coastal city. Alabama also has especially attractive tax policies, including no income taxes on retirement income from government pensions or 401(k) plans. Reference: www.ms...
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House GOP demands answers on release of unaccompanied migrant children at southern border

House GOP demands answers on release of unaccompanied migrant children at southern border

the department neglected to complete required wellbeing checks in 22% of cases and 35% of case files “contained legibility concerns.” Reps. Mark Green, R-Tenn., Clay Higgins, R-La., and Dan Bishop, R-N.C., said they demand an explanation for the findings regarding the "unaccompanied alien children" (UAC). “UACs remain highly vulnerable to human trafficking, and many are placed into the hands of human smugglers and cartel members in their journey to illegally cross the Southwest border,” they wrote. “The sheer number of UACs encountered and subsequently released to sponsors and the inability to contact these ‘lost’ and severely vulnerable children, the Committee finds imperative to examine ORR’s screening capabilities for both children and sponsors.”

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