An ‘alarming’ percentage of Americans had to dip into savings just to pay bills or day-to-day expenses. Here’s what’s happening
“An alarming percentage of Americans tapped their emergency savings in the past year for monthly bills and day-to-day ...
Feds cancel $4.3M worth of poultry, cheese, eggs to Michigan food banks
The government's decision to cancel the food shipments has caught food banks off guard, and could lead to shortages.
Why ScotGov could act in immigration limbo to end destitution
Why the systems driving migrant groups into destitution could be changed north of the border to end suffering and homelessness of those ...
Myanmar Earthquake Toll Surpasses 1,600 Dead Amid Search for Survivors
Aid workers delivered the first shipments of help to Myanmar, but will have to cross a country buckled by the disaster and ...
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Conn. EMS providers, legislators warn of effects of Medicaid cuts
EMS providers and lawmakers warn that Gov. Lamont’s proposed Medicaid reimbursement cuts could force agencies to reduce staff ...
Wisconsin Judge Won’t Stop Musk’s $1 Million Payments to Voters. Attorney General Appeals
Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul, a Democrat, sued on Friday to stop the payments from Musk’s America PAC, arguing they ...
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Los Gatos services could be hit by federal funding cuts
The shifting political tides in Washington, D.C. have Los Gatos officials strategizing ways to protect vital services.
Illinois’ rainy-day fund, emergency reserves lowest in country
With barely two weeks of reserves in its rainy day fund, new data from Pew Research shows Illinois now ranks last among all ...
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Trump’s Not-So-Subtle Purpose in Fighting Big Law Firms President Trump has attacked law firms for “frivolous” litigation. But his actions could undermine the basic right of Americans to sue ...