U.S. Welfare Watch · Jun 11 Daily Digest
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Guaranteed income programs are expanding as a direct response to economic hardship.
While the headline unemployment rate suggests the U.S. labor market is holding up fairly well, a deeper look reveals a growing problem with long-term unemployment that isn't captured on the surface.
The 2032 trust fund warning is reaching wider audiences through contrasting video framings.
Social Security's latest push for a major change comes after multiple prior announcements and missed deadlines, leaving recipients of retirement,...
A former county official faces wire fraud charges for collecting pandemic unemployment benefits while employed, highlighting individual abuse amid lax...
California's unpaid federal unemployment loan now hits businesses directly through automatic payroll tax hikes.
Federal loopholes and state maneuvers both stretch SNAP beyond its core mission of aiding the truly needy.
Michigan's 2026 Poverty Task Force Report urges eliminating full-family sanctions, lifetime bans, and excess requirements in TANF to build a more...
Arkansas's health ranking dropped to 48th as the uninsured children rate climbed from 6% in 2019 to 8% in 2024, reversing prior gains and tying for...
A federal judge's preliminary injunction halts Trump administration conditions on SNAP tied to gender ideology, immigration, and athletics, preserving...
California's unemployment insurance fund faces a projected $22 billion deficit by end of 2026, driven by a structural mismatch of $4.9 billion in...
Maine's SUN Bucks program will deliver $120 per eligible child to approximately 85,000 kids, injecting $10.2 million into families and local...
Research consistently shows SNAP work requirements fail to increase employment and instead reduce participation through added paperwork burdens.
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A June 3, 2026 Senate hearing titled “Examining the Burden of Federal Benefits Cliffs on Small Businesses and Workers” featured testimony from business CEOs and policy experts at CBPP and AEI.