The feds are putting in 1k for kids BORN in 2025-2028. The 6.25B from Michael Dell will put $250 in the accouts for children born between 2015-2024 - IF those children live in a zip code where median income is 150k or less (which is most of them)
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Does that even offset the forecasted increase in health insurance premiums? Probably not
The action is fine, but many frame it as them helping the poor or the kids without admitting that the poor and kids are worse off because the very same people made budget cuts to their social safety net.
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It doesn’t matter whether you love or hate a president. If there’s a program that helps you even a little, take fucking advantage of it. The rich sure as hell do.
The article doesn't say to not make use of it. Just wants you to be aware of it for being what it is
Sorry if this has already been posted.
https://nebraskaexaminer.com/2025/11...-3200-workers/LINCOLN — In a blow to the local economy of Lexington, Nebraska, Tyson Foods announced that it is closing the town’s longtime Tyson beef plant that employed about 3,200 people.
The Arkansas-based Tyson said in a statement that changes were designed to “right-size” its beef business and position it for long-term success.
The Lexington plant is to close on or around Jan. 20. The statement did not elaborate on why the plant in the town of about 11,500 people was targeted.
The company said it also will convert an Amarillo, Texas, beef facility to a single, full-capacity shift and increase production at other company beef facilities. The number of layoffs from that eliminated shift is about 1,700.
From comments on Reddit they said this will destroy the town.
Also in case you don't remember Trump is giving Argentina taxpayer money to persuade them to sell us their cheap beef.
I mean go look up how Tyson and other food manufacturers exploit their chicken farmers it's some pretty fucked up shit.
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I used to like Tysons, like, 20 years ago when I was younger. Nowadays I consider Tysons food to be like, the edible step above dog food. They have maybe 1-2 Products that actually taste like ok Chicken, the rest is barely classified as food.
That all said it fucking sucks for that town that they're basically going to collapse. I actually live in a small town right now that used to be a mining town, now theres a good part of it thats poorer because when the mine closed up shop a lot of people lost their jobs. So the folks left are generally just older or generational homes.
That said the towns still doing ok, I go down to Main Street for food every so often and they have events there a lot, so... Hope them in Nebraska pull through too. TBH in a day and age where our technology allows us to work from home, its a shame stuff like this can still just destroy peoples lives, which our businesses would catch up to WFM on a reasonable scale. Took me over a year to find my WFH.
A medical device rep was in today, not sure what he was pitching, but while sitting down for lunch, he talked about how some expected q1 products are being pushed back to q2 or q3 as businesses anticipate SCOTUS rolling back the tarriffs.
I never thought about companies doing this, but it makes a ton of sense. Q1 2026 will be interesting. Decent chance it goes to shit right in time for primary season.
Edit: GTA VI delay looking sus.
*sigh* I'm so so tired
https://www.wglt.org/2025-12-15/room...bt-and-tariffs
Roomba's maker iRobot is going out of business for racking up an unplayable $3.4M in Trump Tariffs. The company is being absorbed into their Chinese supplier Shenzhen Picea Robotics who is also owed $100M.
Ehhh if 3.4M is going to sink you these days then it isn't a healthy business. The 100M to the supplier seems more real. Also, they never really cracked a second product line or convinced people to buy more roombas
Biggest come away is that they hold a huge wealth of location and mapping data.