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Social Security Trust Funds Would Be on Stronger Footing If Not for Trump Economic, Immigration Policies
Social Security trustees’ report projects that the Social Security Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability trust fund reserves ...
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Nebraska’s Surplus Turns to Shortfall After Tax Cuts and One-Time Windfall Fades
Nebraska lawmakers entered the 2023 session with a record $1.9 billion budget surplus — equal to nearly 17 percent of this year’s total budget. Today, that surplus ...
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Tracking Senate Action on Tax and Budget Reconciliation Plan
The Senate is beginning to consider Republican leadership’s tax and budget reconciliation legislation. Follow this space for ...
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Research Note: Expanded Work Requirements in Senate Agriculture Committee Proposal Would Take Away Food Assistance From Millions: State Estimates
One of the harshest cuts in the Senate Agriculture Committee reconciliation proposal would take food assistance away from ...
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House Republican Bill Would Impose a One-Size-Fits-All Medicaid Work Mandate on States
A provision taking health coverage away from people who can’t meet or regularly document they meet a work requirement or ...
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Research Note: 5 Million Small Business Owners and Self-Employed Workers Likely Enrolled in ACA Marketplace in 2025
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplaces are a key source of coverage for small business owners and self-employed workers, ...
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Research Note: Workers in Broad Range of Occupations at Risk of Having Their Coverage Taken Away by Medicaid Work Requirements
Congressional Republicans are considering legislation that would take Medicaid coverage away from people who can’t document ...