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Republicans advance bill with steep cuts to Medicaid as part of Trump agenda

US Politics · United States

Republicans advance bill with steep cuts to Medicaid as part of Trump agenda

49% Center coverage: 251 sources

Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee advanced legislation Wednesday afternoon containing cuts to Medicaid and health care provisions — some of the most controversial and contentious provisions that will be included in the “big, beautiful bill” of President Trump’s ambitious legislative agenda. See the Story

House Republicans propose major reforms to SNAP

Donald Trump · United States

House Republicans propose major reforms to SNAP

40% Left coverage: 60 sources

House Republicans rolled out legislation Monday evening that would make significant changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), as the party seeks deep cuts to federal spending as part of a broader plan to advance President Trump’s legislative agenda. The 97-page text from the House Agriculture Committee includes provisions that would require states to cover a portion of SNAP benefit costs, tighten eligibility requirements f…See the Story

Pillen vetoes bill eliminating Nebraska's SNAP ban for released drug offenders

Mobile Phones · Lincoln

Pillen vetoes bill eliminating Nebraska's SNAP ban for released drug offenders

87% Center coverage: 8 sources

Gov. Pillen vetoed a bill on Wednesday that would eliminate the state's prohibition on some individuals with felony drug convictions from receiving SNAP assistance.See the Story

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Nebraska lawmakers reject veto override on bill to expand SNAP eligibility

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

An attempt to reverse a veto on a bill that would expand food stamp eligibility for certain drug offenses failed Monday when seven previous supporters flipped their votes.Humane Society · Lincoln See the Story

Budget cuts could have devastating impact on Georgia food assistance, Medicaid

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Congress is working to hash out a spending bill. But healthcare and food assistance could see cuts, which could hit Georgia families hard.Taxes See the Story

House Budget Proposals Would Increase Hunger in Nebraska - Nebraska Appleseed

Congress is using a budget process known as reconciliation to avoid a Senate filibuster. Reconciliation can be used to pass certain tax and spending legislation, and through this process only a simple majority is needed in the Senate. Right now, the House is getting ready to vote on these proposals to cut basic needs programs to give tax cuts to billionaires and large corporations. One of the biggest cuts being considered is in the Supplemental…Senate · Nebraska Read Article

At the Capitol: Lots of updates for the Legislature’s final stretch - Nebraska Appleseed

Today is Day 82, meaning we have just eight days remaining in the 2025 Legislative Session. Last week, senators passed a two-year $11 billion state budget package. Several Appleseed priority bills also came back to the floor. Here’s an update on the legislation we’ve been monitoring: LB192: SNAP Eligibility Bill Returned with New Amendment LB192 (Quick), which was up for Final Reading, was pulled back by Senator Andersen, who filed an unfriendl…Lincoln, Nebraska · Lincoln Read Article

TOMORROW: Food Assistance Veto Override – Tell Your Senator to Vote YES! - Nebraska Appleseed

Visit neappleseed.org/EndtheSNAPBan to hear from Nebraskans impacted by the ban. Last week, Governor Pillen VETOED LB319 – a bill to restore SNAP access to the over 1,000 Nebraskans who are under a lifetime ban because of past felony drug convictions. TOMORROW, the Legislature will vote to override or sustain this short-sighted and cruel veto. We need to remind Senators that: Our fellow Nebraskans reentering society after incarceration still n…Nebraska · Nebraska Read Article

Lawmakers advance bill to change voter-approved paid sick leave

66% Center coverage: 6 sources

Nebraska lawmakers are one step closer to changing the earned paid sick leave law that voters approved by nearly 75% in November.Humane Society · Lincoln See the Story

Grandmother discovers her SNAP benefits were stolen on Mother's Day

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

MIDWEST CITY, Okla. (KFOR) — Another Oklahoman has fallen victim to stolen SNAP benefits, this time, on Mother's Day. Jonelaine Williams was buying groceries for her family on Sunday when she realized scammers had wiped her benefits right off her card. "When I seen that on Sunday, it just ruined my Mother's Day totally. It was terrible," said Williams. Williams is currently raising her two grandchildren. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: More SNAP benefit…Mother's Day See the Story

ACTION ALERT: LB415 up for second round of debate TOMORROW - Nebraska Appleseed

Working families are the engine that drives our economy. Paid sick leave helps hardworking Nebraskans and businesses and means people won’t have to choose between the paycheck they need and their family’s health. But the will of Nebraska voters – who overwhelmingly passed paid sick leave for ALL workers last November – is being ignored by the Nebraska Legislature through LB415 (Sen. Beau Ballard), which removes paid sick leave protections from …Economy · Lincoln Read Article