Anna's Daybreak News

Good morning news-aholics! Brace yourselves for a pulse-pounding experience as we deliver the freshest headlines right to your inbox.

• Israel's parliament ratifies bill limiting Supreme Court powers to quash some government decisions


• Nineteen arrested as protests spread across Israel and within the military


• Opposition vows to challenge changes, while watchdog groups appeal to Supreme Court


• Politics have infiltrated Israeli society, leaving citizens divided and protesting in the streets


• For Netanyahu's government, the bill is a power move -- but for many others, it's a slippery slope to dictatorship
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• Chinese stocks and the yuan jumped sharply after the Chinese government vowed to provide more economic support.


• The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index gained as much as 4.4%, the most since June 2.


• The onshore yuan gained as much as 0.6%, while the dollar bonds of Chinese builders also rallied.


• Chinese developer stocks rose as much as 7.9%, the most since Dec. 9.


• The omission of the slogan “housing is for living, not for speculation” was taken positively by investors.


• It remains to be seen if the world falls into a recession if China starts pumping money into the system
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• Pension giants in Australia have inflows of more than A$1 billion per week to invest.


• Executives from Wall Street and beyond are increasing their involvement with the country's A$3.5 trillion pensions industry.


• Morgan Stanley's Melbourne-born CEO, James Gorman, is driving the trend.


• With so much money to be made, Wall Street is scheming ways to get their hands on Australia’s pension pot – it’s like a modern day gold rush, this time in the outback
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• The IRS has announced that they will be ending most unannounced visits to taxpayers


• The change applies to IRS Revenue Officers, whose role includes visiting taxpayers to help with unpaid taxes and unfiled tax returns.


• This does not affect Special Agents who work criminal matters, as they are the only ones who carry firearms.


• Safety was an important factor in the decision—these unannounced visits presented risks to both taxpayers and IRS Revenue Officers.


• Scam artists have caused confusion, making it difficult for taxpayers to distinguish between real and fake IRS representatives.


• Your door will no longer ring with the fear of an unexpected IRS visit. So take it easy and enjoy the peace.
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Baked with love,

Anna Eisenberg ❤️