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Much at Stake for People and Communities in Looming Federal Policy Debates
News reports that House Republicans are considering a set of potential cuts totaling $5 trillion over the next decade, ...
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities1d
Federal Policy Debates in 2025 Carry High Stakes
The decisions that policymakers make could leave many millions of people much worse off while extending and increasing tax ...
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities7d
Medicaid Per Capita Cap Would Harm Millions of People by Forcing Deep Cuts and Shifting Costs to States
Recent proposals from Republican congressional leaders and a conservative think tank would impose a per capita cap on federal ...
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities5d
State Efforts to Take Medicaid Health Coverage Away From People Likely to Resurface in 2025
Everyone, regardless of income, needs health care to survive and thrive, and most Americans agree that health care is a ...
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities7d
Rising Homelessness Highlights Need to Invest in Proven Solutions, Reject Policies That Worsen Homelessness and Housing Instability
Rising Homelessness Highlights Need to Invest in Proven Solutions, Reject Policies That Worsen Homelessness and Housing ...
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities4d
Growth in Medicare Advantage Raises Concerns
MA plans are substantially overpaid compared to traditional Medicare. Much of these overpayments benefit the MA plans rather ...
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities4d
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Hitting the Debt Limit: 3 Things to Know
Raising or suspending the debt limit does not authorize new spending or tax cuts; it merely acknowledges past budgetary decisions. On January 1, 2025, the federal government will reach the debt limit, ...