House Republicans’ proposals would lead to 14 million people becoming uninsured, forcing hospitals and other health care ...

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The recent rescission of COVID-19 relief funding for K-12 schools will harm districts and limit their ability to address ...

Mayhem on Main Street: Trump’s Attacks on Small Business Break the Back of Local Economies ...

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The folly of the Trump administration’s trade policy is that it harms the very people it claims to help. The great American historian Barbara Tuchman once described folly in government as the ...

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Congressional Republicans’ proposals to impose work reporting requirements would result in a combined 3.4 million manufacturing, agricultural, and service workers per year losing Medicaid coverage.

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Table 2 shows that Arizona, California, and New York would experience the largest job losses due to Medicaid work reporting requirements, with each state projected to lose tens of thousands of ...