This week at CBPP, we focused on the federal budget, housing, state budgets and taxes, the economy, and food assistance.On the federal budget, Brendan Duke, Richard Kogan, and ...
People in the U.S. are not feeling good about the economy. Public sentiment about the economy reached historic lows in the ...
About 5.5 million people lost food assistance through SNAP in the year since enactment of the 2025 reconciliation law. This includes about 2 million children, who were not targeted by the law’s ...
The Department of Housing and Urban Development has repeatedly sought to cut funding for those solutions and take housing ...
Voters across the country will decide state ballot measures in the November elections that would reduce state lawmakers’ ...
SNAP is our most effective tool in reducing food insecurity and hunger. In each of the last four recessions over the past ...
State budget decisions matter to all of us. They shape the quality of life for families and communities across the nation ― ...
The harmful Republican reconciliation law enacted last July made unprecedented cuts to food assistance through SNAP, including a provision slashing federal funding for SNAP benefits and imposing these ...
U.S. families are grappling with increased costs for many necessities: groceries, housing, health care, utilities, gasoline, and more. Although Donald Trump pledged as President that he would improve ...
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