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catholicnewsagency.comMaryland, Idaho, Indiana, Missouri, and Colorado have introduced 2026 proposals to reduce hourly pay for family members providing Medicaid-funded care. The changes follow a $1 trillion federal Medicaid funding reduction scheduled to take effect January 1, 2027.
Nbc NewsThe Justice Department issued a memo this month reversing the federal government's 25-year reading of the Supreme Court's Olmstead decision. The change removes prior federal backing for states to provide Medicaid-funded home care instead of institutional placement. Several states…
moneycontrol.comThe Department of Agriculture reported the rate on June 24, nearly double the 6 percent threshold set by the OBBBA. Only 10 states met the standard, with South Dakota lowest at 2.5 percent and Alaska highest at 23 percent.
The IndependentA federal law signed by President Donald Trump will require states with elevated SNAP payment error rates to pay a share of benefits starting in October 2027. The change aims to reduce administrative mistakes and offset federal spending tied to tax cuts.
theweek.comState officials will lower the weekly toll cap from $60 to $50 for one year. Queensland officials plan to announce infrastructure measures in their budget.
nbcnews.comSNAP enrollment dropped by about 4 million people after Congress expanded work and documentation rules last year. States will assume a larger share of administrative and benefit costs starting this fall.
Fox NewsThe group that helped launch more than 100 cash pilots now seeks permanent public financing, with California and Cook County already shifting to local budgets as federal pandemic funds expire.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services issued an interim final rule on Monday requiring some adults on Medicaid to work 80 hours per month. States must implement the requirement by Jan. 1, 2027.
Nbc NewsA Maryland Medicaid program that pays family members to care for relatives with developmental disabilities will reduce wages and cap paid hours starting July 1. The changes follow a $126 million cut to programs for people with developmental disabilities.
Nbc NewsA federal spending package signed by President Donald Trump last year is projected to reduce Medicaid funding by about $1 trillion over the next decade. Maryland has already cut $126 million from programs for people with developmental disabilities, reducing wages and hours for fa…
api.foxsports.comNew Jersey announced plans to charge $150 round-trip for NJ TRANSIT service from Midtown Manhattan to MetLife Stadium for the 2026 World Cup. The fare was reduced to $105 with corporate donor support. The state cited a $48 million cost to NJ TRANSIT while FIFA is projected to gen…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewSeveral US states are evaluating temporary reductions in fuel taxes due to the ongoing conflict in Iran. These measures aim to ease consumer costs from rising fuel prices. Implementation could lead to millions of dollars in lost state revenue.