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Medicaid cuts will hurt Maine’s most vulnerable

Solar Power · United States

Medicaid cuts will hurt Maine’s most vulnerable

47% Center coverage: 17 sources

Cutting Medicaid as proposed would pose catastrophic consequences for Maine's most vulnerable, leaving hundreds of thousands of Mainers without health insurance and wreaking havoc on our local health infrastructure and state economy.See the Story

Bill to scrap STAAR test dies in the Texas Legislature

Bill to scrap STAAR test dies in the Texas Legislature

87% Center coverage: 15 sources

A legislative effort to scrap the STAAR test to respond to concerns that the test puts unnecessary pressure on students died in the last days of the legislative session.See the Story

How RFK Jr., Democrats and Republicans found common ground over food labels in Texas

How RFK Jr., Democrats and Republicans found common ground over food labels in Texas

Coverage: 5 sources

By Terri Langford and Jess Huff, The Texas Tribune June 2, 2025 “How RFK Jr., Democrats and Republicans found common ground over food labels in Texas” was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans — and engages with them — about public policy, politics, government and statewide issues. Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most…See the Story

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Silence on E. Coli Outbreak Highlights How Trump Team’s Changes Undermine Food Safety

Funding Cuts, Anti-DEI Push: How Are Local Nonprofits Faring After Trump’s First Months? – Metro Philadelphia

Coverage: 2 sources

Charities statewide have been experiencing "whiplash" in the first months of 2025, says Anne Gingerich, executive director of the Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations. President Donald Trump entered office with a flurry of executive orders, making sweeping attempts to halt federal funding and rein in groups dedicated to priorities his administration opposes. Some nonprofits have already lost financial aid, Gingerich said, while ot…Donald Trump See the Story

Action St. Louis Mobilizes Tornado Relief at YMCA After the Storm

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

ST. LOUIS – St. Louisans who find themselves homeless in the aftermath of the May 16 tornado are receiving help from the appropriately named Action St. Louis. It’s been 18 days since the tornado hit and volunteers with Action St. Louis have mobilized at the YMCA in the city’s O’Fallon Park neighborhood. A spokesperson for the grassroots organization says they’ll continue to help storm victims pick up the pieces and move forward. Action St. Louis…Senate · St. Louis See the Story

Money 101: Decoding the Economy:

Let’s talk about how money, goods, and services move in our economy. It’s like a giant dance, where supply and demand are the partners, and the government sometimes tries to change the music. Understanding this dance is key to making smart decisions, especially when it comes to your money. The Basics: Supply and DemandThink of supply and demand like this:Supply: How much of something is available. Demand: How much people want that thing.Two …Economy · Dallas Read Article

Here’s What $1B in Cuts Mean for Black Kids’ Mental Health – The Bay State Banner

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Without school-based support, Black students face greater emotional distress, academic declines, and rising suicide risks.United States · United States See the Story

In the face of uncertainty, U.S. queer creatives are building alternatives

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Federal cuts are forcing LGBTQ2S+ artists and organizations to scramble for survival as the Trump administration targets what it considers “gender ideology”United States · United States See the Story

NAACP Detroit Marks 70 Years of Power and Purpose with Governor Wes Moore and Honorees Who Define the Fight for Freedom

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

NAACP Detroit Marks 70 Years of Power and Purpose with Governor Wes Moore and Honorees Who Define the Fight for FreedomNAACP · Annapolis See the Story

Churches Helping Region Recover, as Some Deal with Destruction

By Alvin A. Reid Churches across the region are coming together to help the community recover the shock and wreckage of the May 16 tornado. The Church of God in Christ Women’s International Convention continues this week in St. Louis, and it has brought together hundreds of representative in St. Louis and many joined with faith, healthcare, and community leaders to respond with compassion and action on Wednesday at Williams Temple Church of God …St. Louis, United States · St. Louis See the Story

‘Cancer Alley’ Residents Win Petrochemical Suit Appeal: Opportunity for Justice

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In a unanimous decision in April, the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit gave new life to a hard-fought effort by residents of St. James Parish in Louisiana to seek a moratorium on new petrochemical plant construction and expansion.St. James Parish, Louisiana · St. James Parish See the Story

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