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Federal changes taking effect in 2026 will tighten Medicaid’s income and administrative rules, end the enhanced expansion match (FMAP), add six‑month redeterminations for many adults, and restrict eli...
The official federal poverty guideline numbers used for 2026 coverage come from the 2025 HHS/ASPE poverty guidelines; for the 48 contiguous states and DC the single‑person 100% FPL figure is $15,650, ...
Members of Congress do not receive "free lifetime healthcare" simply for serving; they obtain private coverage through exchanges and federal programs and pay premiums with government contributions sim...
If Congress allows the enhanced ACA premium tax credits to expire at the end of 2025, average after-subsidy premium payments for Marketplace enrollees are projected to rise roughly 114% — from about $...
The House of Representatives is capped at , apportioned among the 50 states based on the 2020 census; each state has at least one seat and the number per state varies by population. Contemporary listi...
Access to police body‑worn camera (BWC) footage and related public records depends on local/state public‑records laws and individual police department policies; some jurisdictions let subjects view fo...
As of mid‑2025, the legal landscape is mixed: most states allow 16‑year‑olds to marry with some combination of parental and/or judicial permission, but a growing minority of states have banned all und...
Long-form weight-loss sales funnels exploit urgency, fake testimonials and hidden subscription fine print to extract recurring payments; the best defenses combine statutory consumer protections (adver...
Available government and secondary sources show higher arrest, conviction and victimization rates for Black Americans on several violent-crime measures on a per‑capita basis, particularly for homicide...
Emergency Medicaid eligibility revolves around a that treats an “emergency medical condition” as one manifesting acute symptoms of sufficient severity that, without immediate care, the patient would f...
Undocumented immigrants in the U.S. are not eligible for most federal public insurance programs, but they do receive and increasingly can access state-funded programs in some states for specific group...
States vary widely in whether and how they provide Medicaid-like coverage to undocumented immigrants: some states fund full Medicaid-equivalent plans or state CHIP for children and pregnant people, ot...
Available reporting shows multiple documented connections between Turning Point affiliates — especially Turning Point Action and Charlie Kirk — and the January 6 “Stop the Steal” mobilization: TPActio...
MPD and city open data make neighborhood-level homicide counts available but the sources provided here do not list a ready-made “last 60 days by police neighborhood” ranking; analysts must pull incide...
The evidence across the provided analyses shows a fragmented, rapidly shifting state landscape: . The sources agree that dozens of states have enacted bans or restrictions affecting access to care, bu...
Medicaid Fraud Control Units (MFCUs) operate in every U.S. state and territory to investigate and prosecute Medicaid provider fraud and protect vulnerable patients from abuse, neglect, and financial e...
Organizers and multiple news outlets reported a very large nationwide turnout for October 18 “No Kings” protests, with repeated claims that roughly took part across in all 50 states and DC. Reporting ...
President Trump is taking multiple steps that his critics and some legal scholars interpret as an effort to expand presidential control over the executive branch, including moves targeting independent...
Two recent multi-source analyses show that , primarily through state-funded Medicaid-equivalent programs for children and, in a smaller number of states, for adults; Emergency Medicaid remains nearly ...
Federal surveillance systems and academic datasets together provide the primary public record on abortions in the United States, but virtually none of the routinely published, nationwide data sources ...