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The federal poverty guidelines used for ACA subsidy eligibility in 2026 restore traditional 100%–400% of FPL rules for most enrollees unless Congress extends enhanced subsidies; eligibility therefore ...
The materials provided present a consistent claim that , employed across visual campaigns, cultural interventions, media pressure, and selective public messaging distinct from legal filings. The suppl...
The FY2025 federal budget and related agency announcements commit roughly $3.2 billion to VA homeless programs for Oct. 1, 2024–Sept. 30, 2025, funding prevention, rapid rehousing, transitional housin...
Available reporting shows recent, documented use of legal foreign-worker visas by the Trump Organization—184 H‑2A/H‑2B visa requests in 2025 and at least 566 foreign-labor requests across Mr. Trump’s ...
Reporting in the provided sources does not list a definitive, single roster of “professions whose degrees were reclassified as non‑professional”; instead, recent policy discussions and guidance docume...
The current federal minimum wage in the United States is , a rate that has applied to covered, nonexempt employees since , and has not changed through 2025. , provided tips raise total pay to at least...
The Federal Salary Council (FSC) recommended a 3.3% across‑the‑board base General Schedule (GS) increase for 2026 based on the Employment Cost Index, and it proposed changes to locality pay areas and ...
The most recent reporting in the provided sources says the federal minimum wage was increased from $7.25 to $9.50 per hour, with most outlets saying the change took effect in mid-November 2025 (dates ...
President Trump’s deregulatory push combined aggressive rollbacks across environmental, labor, and administrative rules with a formal “10-to-1” repeal mandate, and officials claim these moves are inte...
Employers get a specific federal tax credit — the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) — for hiring people who have received SNAP for at least three of the prior 15 months; the WOTC was extended through...
Available reporting in the provided sources shows that, as of 2025, the federal minimum wage remains $7.25 per hour according to multiple labor and payroll firms and advocacy analysis . Some outlets a...
Comparisons between contemporary political rhetoric and Nazi fascism most often invoke a small set of explicit slogans—above all "Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Führer"—and a range of propaganda devices: re...
R. Alexander Acosta’s widely reported public-service record includes roles as U.S. Attorney, Assistant Attorney General, dean of FIU College of Law, and U.S. Secretary of Labor (2017–2019) . As of 202...
The Department of Education’s November 2025 actions include a proposed redefinition of which graduate credentials qualify as “professional degrees” — a change that would remove many health‑ and educat...
President Trump signed an Executive Order titled “Combating Human Trafficking and Online Child Exploitation in the United States” (Jan. 2020) that created a White House position focused on trafficking...
The 2025 federal government shutdown has forced widespread furloughs and operational suspensions across many agencies, with estimates of roughly , and critical programs such as SNAP facing imminent pa...
There is The available articles address broader immigration enforcement, visa fee changes, and unrelated legal rulings but do not corroborate the claim that Trump properties faced fines for employing ...
If an exempt employee (one not covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act overtime rules) is paid extra for hours over 40, available sources do not discuss that exact scenario; the new federal “no tax on...
Legal challenges were widely anticipated and discussed in reporting and stakeholder statements after the Department of Education’s negotiated rulemaking reclassified which graduate programs qualify as...
Undocumented workers are generally covered by core federal labor laws—like the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and many anti‑retaliation provisions—and can seek agencies’ enforcement or private suits ...