With open enrollment in full swing for 2019 coverage through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplaces, Thanksgiving is the perfect time to remind eligible friends ... Read more
The federal-state unemployment insurance (UI) system helps many people who have lost their jobs by temporarily replacing part of their wages. (See “ Introduction ... Read more
This week at CBPP, we focused on state budgets and taxes, health, family income support, and the federal budget and taxes. On state budget and ... Read more
Some 3,815 Arkansas Medicaid beneficiaries lost coverage on November 1 for not reporting at least 80 hours of work or work-related activities for three months, ... Read more
Compared with our 2016 projections, the outlook has worsened modestly. At the same time, compared with the outlook in 2010, the nation’s projected long-term finances are improved, largely due to significant reductions in prospective health care cost growth and interest rates. Read more
The Trump Administration’s proposal to radically change immigration rules relating to “public charge” determinations has understandably stoked fears about how applying for public ... Read more
Federal spending will necessarily increase as a share of gross domestic product in coming years due to several factors, particularly the retirement of more baby boomers, health care cost growth, and rising interest rates. Read more
States and localities can do more to help undo the harmful legacies of racism and the damage of continuing racial bias and discrimination, a major ... Read more
States and localities could do more to help undo the harmful legacies of past racism and the damage caused by continuing racial bias and discrimination. Read more
States and localities could do more to help undo the harmful legacies of past racism and the damage caused by continuing racial bias and discrimination. ... Read more
