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Derrick Van Orden claims credit for Wisconsin's extra Medicaid dollars after voting to cut the program
Gov. Tony Evers' office is disputing Rep. Derrick Van Orden's claim of credit for Wisconsin's extra Medicaid dollars after ...
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From a $186 million funding freeze to the big budget bill, news out of DC and its impact on education
From early child care to McMahon's remarks on July 4th, from the big budget bill to the federal funding freeze, a roundup of ...
Federal funding delay puts $185 million for Ohio schools on hold: Capitol Letter
The Trump administration is holding back $185 million from Ohio across five education programs, citing ongoing program ...
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Republican Medicaid cuts could close some Pennsylvania hospitals, bruise others
Congressional Republicans argue an 18% reduction in Medicaid funding over the next decade is necessary to improve the ...
Ron Johnson laments Wisconsin's reach for Medicaid funds, spurred by the Trump bill he voted for
Ron Johnson wants to clamp down on state taxes on hospitals to pull in extra Medicaid money. Wisconsin is trying to do just ...
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LAUSD: Immigrant families will be significantly impacted by federal funding cuts
He said of the $6.8 billion in cuts nationwide, it would impact California schools by an estimated $680 million – $800 ...
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Nursing homes fear Medicaid backlogs as quick approvals become even more critical
For Catholic Charities of New Hampshire and its six nursing homes, it’s impossible to overlook one provision of the One Big ...
Governor Healey signs $61 billion state budget, while also slashing funding, delaying earmarks
With the state facing a hazy fiscal future, Healey also asked lawmakers to give her the expanded power to cut across state ...
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The scoop on Medicaid cuts: An ice cream analogy
Earlier this week, we told you about Medicaid cuts in President Trump's self-proclaimed "Big, Beautiful Bill." Because it’s ...
Medicaid moderates face a politically perilous vote
Six Republicans said big cuts to the low-income health insurance program were unacceptable. Now they have to vote.