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SNAP recipients might be impacted by the House debt ceiling legislation

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy would reduce some Americans’ Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payouts as a way to briefly raise the debt ceiling. By keeping personal expenditures at FY 2022 levels until March 31, 2024, McCarthy’s Limit, Conserve, and Develop Act seeks to lift the debt limit by $1.5 trillion. McCarthy intends to increase the…

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Under the “one-time budget surplus,” Americans might receive rebates ranging from $450 to $900

It originates from a strategy presented by Governor Laura Kelly of Kansas following her veto of Senate Bill 169. According to her, the law might implement a “flat tax,” which means everybody might pay an equal amount no matter their financial situation. Kelly continued by saying that it might have harmed educational institutions and middle-class…

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Temporary SNAP Waiver Enables Mississippi Tornado Victims to Purchase Hot Foods

Residents in certain counties in Mississippi have been given a waiver by the Food and Nutrition Service Enables residents to use their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits to purchase hot foods This decision was made following the extended power outages and property damage caused by the March Tornadoes. Until May 28, individuals in Carroll,…

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House Panel Approves $88B Ohio Two-Year Funding Proposal Includes Nearly $1B In Tax Savings

House Panel Approves $88B Ohio Two-Year Funding Proposal Includes Nearly $1B In Tax Savings

On Tuesday, an $88.1 billion two-year state funding proposal cleared in the Ohio House Panel, which includes an almost $1B in tax savings.   An $88.1 billion two-year state funding proposal for Ohio The funding proposal passed the Finance Committee with two-party support. Republicans said Ohio’s two-year funding proposal helps the students to attend private…

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