More Peachtree City homeowners are eligible for a tax break under a new law signed by Gov. Brian Kemp this month. H.B. 703 supports low income seniors in Pe …
New Jersey Republicans push to ban naming buildings, streets after ‘terrorists’
All GOP state Senators have backed the proposal that would put towns at risk of losing state aid. Paterson’s years-long Palestine Way has seen renewed tension amid the war between Hamas and Israel.
Paterson’s ‘Palestine Way’ draws a Republican response
QUOTE OF THE DAY: “It’s about expanding state control over political speech under the pretense of security.” — Assemblymember Dawn Fantasia during Thursdays Assembly vote on legislation that would …
Anti-Israel parent group uses NYC school name for activism, holds ‘vigils’ to spew antisemitic hate
A group of anti-Israel parents in Brooklyn has co-opted their local elementary school’s name for pro-Palestine protests and fundraising, The Post has learned.
Singapore’s Two-Speed Property Market Is Hard to Read
Suburban housing has strong demand, but developers are launching more expensive projects near the city center.
Tax on property income in Laos
25% on band over US$2,807 Income from property is taxed separately from other income. Rental income from leases of houses, lands and other assets is taxed at a flat rate of 15%. Income-generating …
Syria Sanctions – New General License Issued by OFAC Following Trump Announcement
President Trump announced plans to relax sanctions against Syria during his recent trip to the Middle East, where he visited with the …
PTCL to Move Ahead With Prime Property Sale Without Extending Bid Submission Deadline
The Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has reaffirmed that the sale of one of its top-tier real estate assets on I.I. Chundrigar Road, …
Sri Lankan leftist government begins privatisation
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka’s leftist government said Tuesday (May 27) it was selling a failed hotel project, marking its first privatisation move in line with an IMF bailout.
In final presidential debate, candidates spar over nuclear armament, North Korea and martial law
South Korea’s potential nuclear armament and alliance with the United States were among issues the main presidential candidate sparred over Tuesday night during their third and final debate ahead of …