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In FY2025 most HUD housing programs relied on annual (discretionary) appropriations set by Congress — including major voucher renewal and CPD formula block grants — while certain programs operate with...
Major employer groups and ‑dependent industries—particularly , hospitality/foodservice, construction, manufacturing, healthcare/aging services, and certain sports and small‑business coalitions—have pu...
Congress and HUD have treated different Section 8 streams differently in stopgap funding actions and guidance: Project-Based Rental Assistance (PBRA) and some project-based contracts have been treated...
HUD’s 2025 “Contingency Plan for Possible Lapse in Appropriations” says the department will continue payments that were previously obligated and will use HUD-held reserves and automatic apportionments...
The materials in the provided pool show two different legislative threads: (A) separate bills titled the "Nurse Staffing Standards for Hospital Patient Safety and Quality Care Act of 2025" (H.R.3415 /...
The One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB/OBBBA) shifts substantial federal funding and imposes new caps and changes that directly affect nursing education and long-term care financing: it creates a $50 billio...