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12 Government Benefits You Didn’t Know You Qualify For After 60

Millions of Americans over 60 are missing out on government assistance simply because they assume they earn too much, own a home, or already receive...

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California Lawmaker Proposes Fix to Blunt Loss of Food and Health Aid

As Trump-backed law threatens Medicaid and SNAP eligibility for millions, a proposed change to state data collection aims to preserve coverage.

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11 Little-Known Ways to Reduce Your Medicare Premiums

Medicare premiums continue rising in 2026, leaving many retirees searching for ways to protect their fixed incomes. The standard Medicare Part B premium climbed to...

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New Medicaid Cuts Could Quietly Leave Millions of Women Without Coverage

For millions of American women, Medicaid is more than just a safety net—it’s a lifeline that makes routine doctor visits, prenatal care, and mental health support possible. Yet recent policy shifts and proposed funding cuts are raising alarms among healthcare advocates who warn that coverage gaps could widen quickly. While…

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Texas’ 33rd Congressional District Democratic runoff: Who is running and what to know

The primary between predecessor and successor arose from a combination of redistricting and Allred’s move to exit the U.S. Senate race to make way for Rep. Jasmine Crockett.

The Texas Tribune

White House Says Trump's Drugmaker Deals Could Save U.S. Economy $529 Billion Over 10 Years

The White House said on Tuesday that agreements with major drugmakers could save the U.S. economy $529 billion over the next decade.

International Business Times

The Medicaid Renewal Countdown: Why Missed Notices Are Leading to Sudden Coverage Loss

A quiet countdown has started for millions of Medicaid recipients, and many don’t realize it until their coverage disappears. During the ongoing post-pandemic unwinding, states have returned to full eligibility checks, and the process has become one of the most stressful parts of staying insured.

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Texas’ 18th Congressional District Democratic runoff: Who is running and what to know

The Democratic runoff for the Houston-based seat — a longtime bastion of Black political power — pits the Texas delegation’s newest member, Christian Menefee, against one of its longest-tenured, Al Green.

The Texas Tribune

3-State Medicaid Slowdown: Why Louisiana, Arkansas, and Missouri Are Struggling With Renewals

A major strain on Medicaid systems is hitting three states at once, and millions of residents now feel the impact ripple through their healthcare coverage. Louisiana, Arkansas, and Missouri have not paused renewals, but they are experiencing significant slowdowns that create confusion for families who rely on steady access to…

The Free Financial Advisor

West Virginia Seniors Could Get Free Hearing Aids If They Meet This Hearing Threshold

Hearing loss doesn’t just affect your ears—it impacts your independence, relationships, and even your safety. Yet for many seniors, the high cost of hearing aids—often...

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Syphilis cases in expectant mothers have dramatically risen since the pandemic – here’s what’s driving the trend

Syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection caused by the bacteria Treponema pallidum.

The Conversation

RFK Jr threatens to withhold millions in funding for hospitals that serve Jell-O and other sugary treats

RFK Jr. called out hospitals that serve Jell-O, Cheerios and other sugary foods to patients

The Independent UK

Washington Seniors Could Miss Medicaid Waivers Worth $26,000+ a Year If They Don’t Apply

If you’re a senior in Washington trying to stay independent at home, there’s a powerful benefit you might be overlooking. Medicaid waiver programs can cover...

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The Quiet Policy Changes That Are Reshaping Immigration in the U.S.

From fast-track deportations to data-sharing, a series of under-the-radar shifts is redefining how enforcement works

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The Independent UK

New federal raids in Minnesota highlight problem of fraud in children’s programs

Minnesota has been dealing with overlapping fraud investigations involving potentially billions of dollars in wasted federal funds

The Free Financial Advisor

Georgia’s 30-Day Rule: Why Missed Renewal Calls Are Cutting Off Medicaid This Week

Georgia’s Medicaid system has entered a high-stakes phase where timing matters more than ever, and thousands of residents now feel the pressure. A federally required 30‑day response window now determines who keeps coverage and who suddenly loses it. Miss a letter, overlook a text, or fail to submit paperwork in…

The Conversation

Trump’s Medicaid fraud crackdown may sound sensible, but it could harm Americans who require long-term care

Mehmet Oz, the Centers for Medicare Medicaid Services administrator, is ordering all states to step up their efforts to crack down on Medicaid fraud.

The Guardian - US

New Orleans program does free house calls for new mothers. It’s saving many from going over a postpartum ‘cliff’

Family Connects New Orleans provides crucial postpartum support to mothers through home-based nurse visits

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The Independent UK

Agents serve search warrants in federal fraud probe in Minnesota

Agents are serving search warrants in Minnesota in an ongoing federal fraud investigation of publicly funded social programs

Latin Times

Rural Hospitals Warn 50 Billion Dollar Federal Fund Will Not Offset Medicaid Cuts

A new $50 billion federal program billed as a rescue plan for rural health care is beginning to reshape medical access across the United States, but community clinics and rural hospitals warn that the money may flow more easily to technology vendors and large contractors than to the providers struggling…

The Independent UK

Nebraska is rolling out a Medicaid work requirement eight months early after Trump order

Health policy experts and other states will be watching closely

The Mary Sue

Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s, Arrested for Protesting Gaza at Capitol Hill

Ben Jerry’s co-founder, Ben Cohen, was arrested on Capitol Hill for protesting during a Senate hearing. Cohen was criticizing the United States’ continuous funding of military aid to Israel.

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Veterans’ Homes Explained: The Low‑Cost State Facilities Many Retired Soldiers Don’t Know They Qualify For

For many veterans and their families, the cost of long-term care can feel overwhelming—often reaching thousands of dollars per month. What most people don’t realize...

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Here’s Who Determines What Happens To Your Home Once You’re In A Long Term Care Facility

Moving into a long-term care facility is one of those life transitions that often happens quickly—but the financial ripple effects can last for years. One...

The Free Financial Advisor

Why New Renewal Letters Are Cutting Off Coverage for Medicaid Families In Texas

A plain envelope in the mailbox now carries far more weight than most families realize. Across Texas, Medicaid recipients have started receiving renewal letters that look routine but carry serious consequences. These notices demand quick action, detailed paperwork, and strict deadlines—often without much explanation. Families who miss a step, misunderstand…

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