Republicans propose food stamp cuts; Trump administration lays off 800 NOAA employees; Federal judge blocks mass firings at agencies
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Republicans propose cuts to food stamps: Millions risk going hungry as Republicans propose substantial cuts to food stamps, raising concerns about the impact on vulnerable populations across the country. This proposal is part of a broader discussion on budget cuts affecting low-income Americans.
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NOAA layoffs under Trump administration: The Trump administration has initiated significant layoffs at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), affecting around 800 employees, with more layoffs expected. This move has raised concerns about the agency's ability to forecast extreme weather events accurately.
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Federal judge blocks mass firings at federal agencies: A California judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's mass firings at federal agencies, which were set to impact hundreds of workers. This ruling highlights the lack of authority of the Office of Personnel Management to direct other agencies on hiring and firing.
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US Justice Department lawsuit against New York: The US Justice Department is suing New York over immigration rules, according to the attorney general. This lawsuit reflects ongoing tensions between federal and state policies regarding immigration enforcement.
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Analysis of Medicaid reliance across the US: Over 70 million Americans are enrolled in Medicaid, with significant reliance on the program varying by congressional district. Recent budget proposals by House Republicans could lead to substantial cuts, impacting many low-income Americans.