In 2026, Social Security introduces higher earnings limits, a 2.8% benefit increase, and updated tax thresholds for retirees who continue working. These changes reshape how income, benefits, and retirement planning interact for millions of Americans.
New York drivers are approaching a major rule change as tougher DMV point penalties begin in February 2026. Even minor speeding violations could now carry heavier consequences, increasing the risk of suspension and higher insurance costs.
Washington State is redefining how license plate reader cameras can be used, placing new limits on data collection and surveillance. The change aims to balance public safety with privacy, reshaping how drivers experience technology on the road.
