STATEMENT: The Trump Administration Is Ignoring Its Legal Duty To Distribute SNAP Funds, Protect Hungry Families ...
The SAVE Act would require all Americans to prove their citizenship with documentation unavailable to millions and upend the way every American citizen registers to vote. The Safeguard American Voter ...
The Trump Administration Has the Power and Legal Obligation To Pay SNAP Benefits During the Shutdown
Making use of emergency funds and transfers would allow SNAP households to receive food assistance in November.
Through a series of executive orders targeting place names, signage on, and access to public lands and waters, the Trump ...
Alabama, Louisiana, Massachusetts, and Mississippi—have shown that adopting more rigorous literacy standards and scientific ...
However, recent actions by the Trump administration have jeopardized this hard-earned trust—not through regular policy ...
Bipartisan efforts saved public lands from being sold off. Can Congress work together again so that furloughed public land ...
Amid a changing climate and federal rollbacks to disaster relief and preparedness, early educators face an increasingly ...
The tracker comes the same week that news reports suggest that the president is personally seeking $230 million in taxpayer-funded compensation from the U.S. Department of Justice, the approval of ...
As Affordable Care Act marketplace open enrollment for 2026 begins on November 1, Republican health policies are reducing ...
that SNAP benefits would “run out” in November due to the shutdown, instructing states to pause November payments. But the USDA has billions of dollars in contingency funds available, and federal law ...
The analysis warns that the expiration of the enhanced premium tax credits and the Trump administration’s new “marketplace integrity and affordability” rule are on track to drive up premiums and ...
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