Should banks be taxed on the deposits they hold? A growing number of players have been debating whether or not banks should be taxed on the deposits they have; as many believe that one of the main purposes of banks right now is simply to avoid paying balance tax. Learn more about this dizzying topic in our article.
Should Redmont ban its casinos, license them, or leave them alone? A growing petition has reignited the gambling debate, raising questions about fairness when the server still sells crate keys, whether a ban would just relocate casinos to the wilderness, and what a Federal Reserve letter means for the government's revenue hopes.
This is the first election since the dissolution of the Redmont Reform Party and Fourth Special Election in this month alone.
A spike in murders and assaults has hit Redmont following the 'Jaron Wave' of new players, straining the DHS as bounty hunters target content creator Yeah_Jaron.
The bill, which passed the House a month ago, would let clerks correct minor errors in legislation without a full congressional process, but questions remain over where clerical fixes end and legal changes begin.
A Reveille Times comparison finds Volt Bank's Terms of Service grant broader authority than any of the five other Redmont banks reviewed. Most strikingly, Volt is the only bank reviewed that can close an account after just one month of inactivity, not give a notice, and keep the entire balance; no other reviewed bank combines a one-month trigger, no notice, and full forfeiture. CEO Omegabiebel says the provision is 'practically unused' and that the bank has only ever pruned users inactive for six months or more, but that threshold appears nowhere in the Terms. According to Omegabiebel, the Terms are intended as legal protections based on the bank’s experience with exploitation and fraud, not as a reflection of day-to-day operations.
The Reveille Times speaks to Evergreens councilman Exclusiv3z over his alleged affiliation with wild based terrorist group "The Crimson Empire"
A rather muted election replacing Senator RylandW saw a shift in Senate control to a newcomer party. The WPR remains popular but no longer controls Congress. With a House special election, May Senate elections, and the June presidential race ahead, the political landscape could shift significantly.
The Reveille Times has received exclusive evidence of a plotting planned to take place amongst New Alliance and Redmont Beach Party, against Bezzergeezer, a candidate for the upcoming presidential elections. The player who gave us this information shall remain anonymous. As for the one that leaked the plot, our informant insisted that they stayed anonymous. […]
Pink Tulip Foundation is one of the few organizations that offers education outside the Redmont University. We interviewed Culls about Heritage University, so while on the topic, and since we should all be interested in what’s happening in education, we asked Just_Jada, the creator of PTF a few questions. In return, we received a massively […]
On the afternoon of Friday, September 12th, Former Sen. DocTheory announced in a press release that he was leaving the Redmont Beach Party. While he refused to go into the details of what exactly went down within the party, he stated pointedly that “Bezzer and the RBP leadership had this coming and […] deserve everything […]
An education platform, created by a single player very recently, but has caught the attention of the public of Redmont very quickly, something that one can notice because of the amount of staff hired and donations raised.
It’s been more than 24 hours since the 33rd Congressional Election results were published, with surprises and upsets for many parties and candidates. WPR lost seats, and TFC went from zero to two – but, I’m here to talk about one party that had high hopes, but ended up not getting any representatives in the […]