President Trump’s proposal to rescind $9.4 billion in previously approved spending, which the Senate is expected to vote on ...

This rescission package did not come to Congress under normal circumstances. The Administration illegally impounded the funds ...

The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP) announced today that Nicole Greenidge-Hoskins has joined the organization ...

Housing is a basic human need, and no one should be turned away from resources and services that help them obtain stable, ...

Local public services are cornerstones of our communities, ensuring that our children are educated, our communities are safe ...

House and Senate Republicans have now passed a bill that will raise families’ food and health care costs, increase poverty ...

The budget details what the federal government will spend on particular programs and how it will finance that spending.We analyze the President’s annual budget proposal and major congressional budget ...

The long-term outlook for the Social Security trust funds has declined slightly, the latest annual report from the program’s ...

A number of Republican members of Congress have introduced legislation over the past dozen years that would authorize Treasury to prioritize certain payments if the federal government reached the debt ...

Some recent Medicaid demonstration projects (or “waivers”) purport to test the use of incentives — or penalties — to promote healthy behaviors that lead to better health. Penalties that restrict ...

Instead, the Administration relied on resources from the CARES Act Provider Relief Fund to reimburse providers for certain COVID-19-related expenses for people who are uninsured. Not only does this ...

This toolkit provides resources for advocates and state agencies seeking to streamline the eligibility verification process for Medicaid and SNAP.