The Federal Walk-In Hunting Access Program Won’t Be Funded in 2025. An Even Bigger Budget Battle Looms in the Next Farm Bill
The recent farm bill extension does not include funding for federally funded walk-in programs. That's a problem for hunters ...
U.S. borrowing hits $710 billion in first 3 months of fiscal year
The federal government borrowed $710 billion in the first three months of fiscal year 2025, with 10 days before ...
Medicare and telehealth: more restrictive rules could hit patients in 2025
Instead, people on Medicare won’t get the two years of continued coverage for telehealth appointments and five years’ for ...
Despite A Modest $50 Monthly Increase In 2025, Americans Worry Social Security May Not Survive Past 2034
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates that the combined Old Age and Survivors Insurance (OASI) and Disability ...
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Here’s why the cost of extending Trump’s tax cuts just surged by nearly $1 trillion
If Congress doesn't act quickly to extend the provisions in President-elect Donald Trump's 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, it ...
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Hundreds of thousands in GA could lose health insurance next year. This is one story.
Celeste Meyer, 38, went years without health insurance, because she just couldn’t afford it. Then one day in 2022, as she hoped to become pregnant and saw premiums were manageable, she bought a plan ...
‘Spinning Our Wheels’: Republican Agenda Struggles To Get Off The Ground
Congressional Republicans were hoping to quickly approve Donald Trump’s domestic policy agenda and confirm his Cabinet nominees within days of him taking office, helping to fulfill his many campaign ...
Corrective action is needed to preserve Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid
Any lasting fiscal reforms must moderate the growth of the largest mandatory spending programs: Social Security, Medicare and ...
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'Slashing welfare': GOP eyes chopping $5 trillion to pay for Trump priorities — like tax cuts
House Republicans are circulating a “menu” of options that Speaker Mike Johnson’s conference could chose from—reportedly a ...
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IRS workforce surpasses 100,000 employees, but faces ‘war of attrition’ retaining staff
An IRS watchdog warns the agency faces challenges hiring enough employees to replace the number of employees it expects to ...
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Today’s D Brief: Hearing set for SecDef pick; Guards' wildfire work; CNO’s new dashboard; Women ended Army’s recruiting skid; And a bit more...
SecDef confirmation hearing set for Jan. 14. Pete Hegseth, who is Donald Trump’s announced nominee to succeed Lloyd Austin as ...
Their Social Security benefits were slashed. Now they're getting hundreds - maybe thousands - of dollars back under new law Biden just signed.
Bryant, who is a field organizer for the Alliance for Retired Americans in Texas, was a teacher for 32 years, but paid into Social Security before and after college and while working part time for her ...