Millions of New Yorkers may be planning to leave
In a new Marist poll, 37 percent of New Yorkers, roughly 7 million people, said they plan to move out of the state.
SNAP benefits use expanded for millions of Americans
Uber Eats said that EBT card recipients will now be able to use their benefits directly on the app for food delivery.
Millions of people may get student debt canceled after company moves loans
Navient said this year it would move its private and commercial loans in the Federal Family Education loan program to MOHELA.
California's electric bills are about to get more expensive
Many residents have quickly come out in opposition to the upcoming price hike.
Former foster kid slams Social Security withholding benefits
A recent study discovered states across the country are consistently siphoning federal benefits from foster kids.
Gas hits almost $7 near US border
Prices in Surrey, British Columbia, translate to a whopping $6.75 per gallon.
IRS warns taxpayers who may have to pay "surprise" fees
Americans often are forced to pay "surprise fees" when their tax refund from the year before was too large.
Catholic boomers are more liberal than millennials
Catholics aged 50 and older hold more liberal views on contraception and are more likely to say their church should allow women into the priesthood.
Gavin Newsom has a California parent problem
Just under half of Californians think the quality of education in the state's K through 12 public schools has gotten worse.
Hundreds of California kids lose Social Security benefits
Some 44 states received failing grades in a Children's Advocacy Institute report.
California SNAP benefits unused by millions
SNAP, otherwise known as CalFresh in the state, supplies monthly funds for low-income residents to buy food with an EBT card.
Payments of $1,312 being sent to some Americans in 2 days
Residents receive checks courtesy of the Permanent Fund Dividend, which gives money to Alaskans based on the state mining income.
Map shows states where 1 million people were removed from health care plan
At least 19.6 million Medicaid enrollees were taken off their plans, according to a new Kaiser Family Foundation report.
Caitlin Clark's salary is lower than some NBA mascots
Women's basketball's star player is earning less than even the mascots of men's basketball's most popular teams.
New York removes 1.4 million people from health care plan
According to a Kaiser Family Foundation report, 1.4 million New Yorkers were taken off Medicaid coverage.
Florida removes 1.4 million people from health care plan
In the state, only 2.8 million enrollees were re-approved for the government health coverage, according to a report from the Kaiser Family Foundation.
California removes 336,000 children from health care plan
In California, 1.6 million residents had their Medicaid policies ended, while 6.1 million continued their coverage after the unwinding period.
Student aid expert sounds alarm on 2024 college enrollment
Ellie Bruecker, the interim director of research at The Institute for College Access and Success, said there will likely be a decline in enrollment.
Employers admit they're breaking the law when hiring people
60 percent of hiring managers ask about a candidate's identity, and 56 percent illegally want to know pregnancy or marital status.
Texas removes 1.3 million children from health care plan
Texas kicked off 2.1 million Medicaid enrollees and kept on 1.9 million.
New 2025 Social Security COLA estimate released
The new prediction for 2025 is set at 3 percent due to higher-than-expected inflation numbers.
Social Security COLA may get an upgrade
Under the bill, seniors would see the COLA adjusted based on the consumer price index for elderly consumers (CPI-E).
Judge forces families to pay money on tax credit
Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes hoped to get the rebate, which was worth up to $750, exempt under the Internal Revenue Service's rules,
New York kept Social Security from some kids, new documents reveal
Mayor Eric Adams implemented a policy calling for all federal benefits for foster kids to go into a personal savings account.
Woman shocked she owes $130,000 after student loan cancellation notice
Shun Perkins, 40, from Houston, originally applied for loan forgiveness under Joe Biden's approved options for federal borrowers.
California workers could get compensation easier under new plan
State Senator Dave Cortese's Bill 1299 would shift the burden of proof in heat illness claims more towards the employer.
Texas may reverse plan to give people $9,000
Under the Uplift Harris pilot program, families would receive $500 for 18 months, amounting to $9,000 over the program's duration.
One state's considering giving people $9,000
The $100 million pilot program was proposed by lawmakers who would like to give up to 10,000 a monthly check of $500.
Women are working longer hours from home than men
When working from home full time, 48 percent of women said they were working longer hours compared to just 43 percent of men.
Map shows 12 states with youngest homebuyers
North Dakota took first place, with 4.9 percent of its population being homeowners between the ages of 15 and 34.