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Passing through All Child Support to Maryland Families Would Help Them Afford Basic Needs and Thrive
McCaffrey, Policy Analyst on Housing and Income Security Team, Before the Maryland Senate Finance Committee in Support of SB ...
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In Their Own Words: Marketplace Enrollees Would Struggle to Afford Premium Hikes if Congress Refuses to Extend Improved Tax Credits
Olivia, a 22-year-old woman living in Michigan, is starting 2025 with a newfound sense of stability thanks to the health ...
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Many Trump Administration Personnel Actions Are Unlawful
During its first few weeks, the Trump Administration has unleashed a flurry of measures to radically reshape the federal ...
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House Republican Budget Would Mean Higher Costs, Less Help for Families, More Tax Windfalls for Wealthy
The House Republican budget released today by Budget Committee Chair Jodey Arrington is an extreme giveaway to the wealthy at ...
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities8d
Many Trump Administration Fiscal and Regulatory Actions Are Unlawful
This paper identifies the legal problems with many of the most prominent actions: freezing funding, amending or repealing rules, and denying citizenship to children born in the United States.
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities8d
“DOGE” Access to Treasury Payment Systems Raises Serious Risks
This primer explains what the Bureau of the Fiscal Service does, how it has traditionally been managed by career civil ...
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4 Reasons Why Lawmakers Should Reject Medicaid Per Capita Caps
Congressional Republicans may seek to drastically cut Medicaid by imposing per capita caps, which would place a hard cap on per-person federal Medicaid spending. At a time when people across ...