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Trump Administration’s Proposed Rule Would Perpetuate Racist and Discriminatory Housing Practices

October 18, 2019

A new proposed rule from the Trump Administration’s Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) would make it significantly harder for families to fight housing policies and practices that restrict access to housing or perpetuate disparities for certain people.

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Long-Term Budget Outlook Has Improved Substantially Since 2010 But Remains Challenging

October 10, 2019

Richard Kogan

Paul N. Van de Water

Kathleen Bryant

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Senate Committee Would Underfund Health, Job Training, Education Programs

October 8, 2019

Jennifer Beltrán

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Trump Administration’s Proposed Rule Would Perpetuate Racist and Discriminatory Housing Practices

Long-Term Budget Outlook Has Improved Substantially Since 2010 But Remains Challenging

Senate Committee Would Underfund Health, Job Training, Education Programs

Tennessee Block Grant Proposal Threatens Care for Medicaid Beneficiaries

New Claims by Opponents of Medicaid Expansion Rest on Faulty Analysis

Cutting Social Security to Offset Paid Parental Leave Would Weaken Retirement Security

Programs Targeted for Cuts Keep Millions From Poverty, New Census Data Show

Women of Color Especially Benefit From Working Family Tax Credits

Don’t Forget Low-Income Medicare Beneficiaries When Improving Drug Benefits

Inclusive Approach to Immigrants Who Are Undocumented Can Help Families and States Prosper

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