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We need to reduce Medicaid payments for able-bodied individuals to be more in line with the rates for disabled and low-income children.

During Monday’s episode of Bloomberg’s “Balance of Power,” Rep. Byron Donald (R-FL) discussed the need for lower rates benefitting individuals with disabilities and low-income children. He emphasized the importance of eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse from Medicaid, which is a key point of their ongoing discussions. “Currently, under Medicaid, there’s a scenario where we can […]

Amazon sued by Washington DC over slow Prime deliveries in low-income ZIP codes

Amazon is being sued by the District of Columbia for offering slower delivery service to customers in two low-income areas, including shoppers who pay $139 a year for Prime membership. Customers in zip codes 20019 and 20020 pay higher Prime membership fees for shipping services that typically take one to two days. But for the […]

Salem, Massachusetts, to Give Guaranteed Cash to Low-Income Residents

The mayor's office announced that Salem will join the list of Massachusetts cities that have introduced programs that provide unconditional cash payments to low-income residents. City government and California-based organizations together As part of a study conducted by Salem State University, 100 applicants will be selected to donate $500 a month for one year, Mayor […]

Reforming 340B vital for affordable medication for low-income patients

Time 340B Drug Pricing Program Established in 1992, the program was intended by Congress to help low-income and uninsured patients afford prescription drugs. Pharmaceutical companies that make drugs covered by Medicaid are required to participate in the program, which offers them to patients at a discount that averages 25 to 50 percent off the wholesale […]

NYC’s Low-Income Neighborhoods Overwhelmed by Migrant Shelters

Low-income New Yorkers are raising alarm bells that Mayor Eric Adams (Democrat) is placing most of the migrant shelters in their already impoverished neighborhoods, siphoning resources meant for Americans in need. New York City is home to a staggering 193 government-run migrant shelters, none of which are in zip codes with the top five median […]

Condoleezza Rice says why school choice would help low-income, minority students

Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice He defended the need for school choice in the United States, saying the lack of school freedom primarily harms low-income and minority students. Rice, current director of Stanford University’s Hoover Institution, spoke about educational freedom at a democracy-focused fireside chat held June 6 at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation […]