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IRS says millions missing out on $3,600 child tax credit
The credit was originally offered through President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package.
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Social Security may see biggest cost of living adjustment in 4 decades
Coupled with a decline in the Medicare Part B premium, the Social Security COLA will put more money in the hands of the 70 million Americans.
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US government starts fiscal year $31 trillion in debt
This year’s deficit will decline by $1.7 trillion, the single largest decline in the federal deficit in American history, OMB predicted in August.
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Can the federal government force an employee to retire?
“It’s an established fact of life that more older Americans are working longer, and in larger numbers than ever before.”
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Biden bid for zero-emissions federal vehicle fleet off to slow start
At a rate of 35,000 to 50,000 GSA car purchases a year, it will take years, if not decades, to convert the entire federal fleet.
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Veterans Affairs boosts hiring ahead of expanded caregiver benefit
The move is expected to add about 16,000 more families to the program in the next year, and the VA is hiring to handle the workload.
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How NASA launches – and delays – hurt US defense innovation
By outsourcing the rocket’s R&D activities across more than 20 states, SLS has garnered much political support from many members of Congress.
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Democrats unveil stopgap spending measure to keep government operating
Both chambers of Congress must approve legislation by Friday, the end of the fiscal year, to prevent a partial government shutdown.
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White House issues national strategy to support home health care
Each year, around 53 million people provide a broad range of assistance to support the health, quality of life, and independence of someone close to them.
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New Mexico braces for Medicaid exodus as feds phase out pandemic funds
State officials say the federal government appears likely, but not certain, to declare an end to its COVID-19 public health emergency in January.
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IRS says millions missing out on $3,600 child tax credit
The credit was originally offered through President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package.
-
Social Security may see biggest cost of living adjustment in 4 decades
Coupled with a decline in the Medicare Part B premium, the Social Security COLA will put more money in the hands of the 70 million Americans.
-
US government starts fiscal year $31 trillion in debt
This year’s deficit will decline by $1.7 trillion, the single largest decline in the federal deficit in American history, OMB predicted in August.
-
Can the federal government force an employee to retire?
“It’s an established fact of life that more older Americans are working longer, and in larger numbers than ever before.”
-
Biden bid for zero-emissions federal vehicle fleet off to slow start
At a rate of 35,000 to 50,000 GSA car purchases a year, it will take years, if not decades, to convert the entire federal fleet.
-
Veterans Affairs boosts hiring ahead of expanded caregiver benefit
The move is expected to add about 16,000 more families to the program in the next year, and the VA is hiring to handle the workload.
-
How NASA launches – and delays – hurt US defense innovation
By outsourcing the rocket’s R&D activities across more than 20 states, SLS has garnered much political support from many members of Congress.
-
Democrats unveil stopgap spending measure to keep government operating
Both chambers of Congress must approve legislation by Friday, the end of the fiscal year, to prevent a partial government shutdown.
-
White House issues national strategy to support home health care
Each year, around 53 million people provide a broad range of assistance to support the health, quality of life, and independence of someone close to them.
-
New Mexico braces for Medicaid exodus as feds phase out pandemic funds
State officials say the federal government appears likely, but not certain, to declare an end to its COVID-19 public health emergency in January.
-
IRS says millions missing out on $3,600 child tax credit
The credit was originally offered through President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package.
-
Social Security may see biggest cost of living adjustment in 4 decades
Coupled with a decline in the Medicare Part B premium, the Social Security COLA will put more money in the hands of the 70 million Americans.
-
US government starts fiscal year $31 trillion in debt
This year’s deficit will decline by $1.7 trillion, the single largest decline in the federal deficit in American history, OMB predicted in August.
-
Can the federal government force an employee to retire?
“It’s an established fact of life that more older Americans are working longer, and in larger numbers than ever before.”
-
Biden bid for zero-emissions federal vehicle fleet off to slow start
At a rate of 35,000 to 50,000 GSA car purchases a year, it will take years, if not decades, to convert the entire federal fleet.
-
Veterans Affairs boosts hiring ahead of expanded caregiver benefit
The move is expected to add about 16,000 more families to the program in the next year, and the VA is hiring to handle the workload.
-
How NASA launches – and delays – hurt US defense innovation
By outsourcing the rocket’s R&D activities across more than 20 states, SLS has garnered much political support from many members of Congress.
-
Democrats unveil stopgap spending measure to keep government operating
Both chambers of Congress must approve legislation by Friday, the end of the fiscal year, to prevent a partial government shutdown.
-
White House issues national strategy to support home health care
Each year, around 53 million people provide a broad range of assistance to support the health, quality of life, and independence of someone close to them.
-
New Mexico braces for Medicaid exodus as feds phase out pandemic funds
State officials say the federal government appears likely, but not certain, to declare an end to its COVID-19 public health emergency in January.
