Florida Policymakers Urged to Prioritize 2025 Summer EBT for Low-Income Kids

TALLAHASSEE, Florida – Policymakers in Florida are being urged to prioritize the Summer EBT program for 2025 as a crucial initiative to support low-income families. Advocacy groups are pushing for the state to join the federally-funded program, which aims to provide essential nutrition to children during the summer months when access to school meals is limited. Florida policymakers have been lobbied to take action and ensure that the state participates in the summer food program …

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Certificate of Need Law Reform Urged by Local Lawmakers in Tennessee

Jonesborough, Tennessee – Three lawmakers from Northeast Tennessee are advocating for the repeal of the state’s certificate of need law following recent legislative reforms. State Representatives David Hawk, Timothy Hill, and Bud Hulsey made their stance clear during a healthcare policy discussion hosted by Americans for Prosperity. During the panel, the focus was primarily on the certificate of need (CON) process, a mandatory state review system for opening most healthcare facilities in Tennessee. Hawk, emphasizing …

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Supreme Court Urged by Trump to Rule on Colorado Ballot Eligibility

Washington, D.C. – Former President Donald Trump is urging the Supreme Court to take up a case regarding ballot eligibility in Colorado. Trump’s lawyers have warned the Court of potential chaos and bedlam if states are allowed to bar him from the 2024 ballot. They are pushing for the Court to keep his name on the ballot, citing concerns over potential disarray if he is not allowed to run for office. The former president’s legal …

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Social Security Beneficiaries Urged to Check April Payment Schedule for Eligibility Requirements

Los Angeles, California – Social Security beneficiaries awaiting their checks from the United States Administration should pay close attention to the upcoming April payment schedule. With the end of this month rapidly approaching, those ineligible for the new payment may encounter difficulties. If your retirement payment has not been received and you do not fall into Group 4 of Social Security beneficiaries, it may be necessary to claim your benefits before the April calendar payments …

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Students Urged to Educate Themselves on Public Policy Issues with Medicare Presentation at Pitt

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – Students at the University of Pittsburgh came together for an informative presentation on Medicare and health insurance hosted by the Mock Trial club and Free the Facts, a nonprofit dedicated to educating students on public policy issues. The event aimed to shed light on the complexities of the American healthcare system, providing students with a deeper understanding of the financial infrastructure, challenges faced by the average person, and potential solutions for improvement. …

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500000 Britons Urged to Take Action to Prevent Loss of Benefits Entitlement

London, England – The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued a crucial warning to approximately 500,000 Britons regarding their benefits entitlement. Recipients of specific letters from the DWP have been advised to swiftly respond and take necessary action, or else they risk losing their benefits. The correspondence sent out by the DWP has urged individuals to engage promptly to ensure they maintain their entitlement to benefits. Failure to act on these letters could …

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Affordability Benchmark Urged to Tackle Rising Massachusetts Health Care Costs

Boston, Massachusetts is known for its prestigious medical institutions; however, access to affordable healthcare in the state is becoming increasingly challenging. Despite efforts to control the overall cost of care, consumers are not always seeing the benefits of these savings. The Massachusetts Health Policy Commission and the state Legislature are working to establish an affordability benchmark to track how much consumers are spending on healthcare. This measure aims to hold the healthcare system accountable for …

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Cease-Fire in Gaza Urged with Red Pins at Oscars Event

LOS ANGELES, CA – At the recent Oscars ceremony, attendees brought attention to the conflict in Gaza by wearing red pins on the red carpet. These pins served as a call for a cease-fire in the region, as tensions continue to escalate. The gesture of solidarity on such a global platform highlighted the importance of raising awareness for humanitarian crises. The red pins worn by celebrities and industry professionals sparked conversations about the ongoing violence …

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Pension Funds Urged to Boost Canadian Investments to Support TSX Future

Toronto, Canada – A veteran wealth management executive in Canada is urging the country’s largest pension plans to increase their domestic investments to protect institutions like the Toronto Stock Exchange. Peter Letko of Letko Brosseau highlighted the impact of low investment levels from Canadian pension funds on the nation’s economic and financial health in a recent interview. Letko emphasized the importance of controlling and directing capital to benefit Canadians as a whole to prevent the …

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Ceasefire Urged by Kamala Harris as Gaza Humanitarian Crisis Worsens

Atlanta, Georgia – Vice President Kamala Harris has made a significant call for a ceasefire in Gaza amid escalating tensions in the region. Harris emphasized that the people in Gaza are facing dire circumstances, including starvation and malnutrition. Her statements come in the wake of ongoing conflicts between Israel and Hamas, resulting in a humanitarian catastrophe that has claimed the lives of innocent civilians, including children. Harris’s remarks echo a growing international chorus urging both …

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