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Top Civil Beat News

Federal lawsuit challenges private school that gives preference to Native Hawaiians — Kamehameha School Kapālama Campus by Wikipedia Photo - Own work (By: The Eloquent Peasant) / CC-BY-SA-4.0

Hawaiian Politics · Honolulu

Federal lawsuit challenges private school that gives preference to Native Hawaiians

66% Center coverage: 53 sources

Older Women Once Trusted Social Security. Now They Aren’t So Sure

North Carolina · North Carolina

Older Women Once Trusted Social Security. Now They Aren’t So Sure

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The fear and uncertainty transcends politics, with both Democratic and Republican women over 65 expressing similar doubts.See the Story

New Federal Rules Ramp Up The Pressure On People Who Count On Food Stamps

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) · New York

New Federal Rules Ramp Up The Pressure On People Who Count On Food Stamps

Coverage: 2 sources

Thousands of people in Hawaiʻi will be cut from the program entirely or face additional hurdles, including added work requirements.See the Story

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