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U.S. Government Shutdown Etched In History

 As you may know, the Federal Government has been shut down since October 1st since none of the budgets had been passed, and Congress cannot agree on a short term solution. In general, how much blame to place on the Democrats in Congress, and how much blame do you put on the Republicans in Congress for the shutdown? In general how much of an effect has the government shutdown had on you personally? (Please Answer In Comment Box).

Business Resource ... The Women of Microsoft: Empowering Stories from the Minds that Coded the World

    The Women of Microsoft: celebrates the remarkable women who have shaped Microsoft over the past five decades. Through personal stories and case studies, it highlights their achievements, challenges, and lasting impact on technology and innovation. Offering lessons in leadership, resilience, and empowerment, the book provides practical guidance for women in tech and anyone seeking to reach their full potential. It is an empowering guide filled with actionable advice and emphasizing the global impact of Microsoft's women,The Women of Microsoft is perfect for tech enthusiasts and professionals, professional women, corporate leaders and managers, students of technology and business, and those interested in fulfilling their personal and professional potential. -  by Miri Rodriguez and Izabela Duiwe

'Beautiful Bill Act'

     Congress recently passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, legislation that cut nearly $1 trillion in funding for the Medicaid program which provides health coverage to millions of American children, seniors, people with disabilities and low-income families. These cuts are expected to result in 10 million Americans becoming uninsured, hundreds of rural hospital and nursing home closures across the country, and a rise in health care costs for all Americans, not just those on Medicaid. How concerned are you, if at all, about the consequences of this law on health care costs in general and your access to care?

    Recent guidance recommends COVID-19 vaccines only for adults aged 65+ and people (including children) with at least one high-risk health condition (e.g., chronic conditions, immunocompromised status). Emergency use authorizations for these vaccines have been removed for most groups. Prior to this change, the CDC (i.e., Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) recommended COVID-19 vaccines for everyone 6 months and older. Based on the new limitations on COVID-19 vaccine eligibility described above, are you eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine this fall/winter? 

    Individuals who are not eligible under the updated guidance will still have the option to pay out of pocket for the vaccine, as it may not be covered by insurance. -  Research Insights Today