disability benefits

Biden Is Getting Rid Of One Thing Most People Hate About The Government

The effort to reduce the “time tax” spent on accessing government benefits aims to make them more accessible and reduce inequality.
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Democrats Could Give ‘Forgotten’ Disability Program A Fresh Look

Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) hopes the Supplemental Security Income program can sneak into the Democrats’ budget reconciliation bill.
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What People With Long COVID Want Their Colleagues To Know

"I really am disabled now, so it really does take a toll."
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Trump Administration Finalizing Last-Minute Safety Net Cuts

Several changes to food and disability benefits are included among the dozens of regulations lined up.
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A Biden Administration Could Unilaterally Undo A Bunch Of Safety Net Cuts

Trump pursued a series of disability and food benefit cuts without congressional input. Biden could stop them the same way.
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What Pandemic? Trump Administration Presses Forward With Long-Term Benefit Cuts.

The "whole-of-government" approach to the coronavirus doesn't pause President Donald Trump's anti-welfare agenda.
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Workers Laid Off Over Coronavirus Look For A Lifeline

The newly jobless are applying for unemployment benefits and wondering about their health care. "It just keeps getting worse," one worker said.
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New Trump Rule Would Deny Disability Benefits To People Who Can't Work Full Time

If someone can work 30 hours per week, the proposed regulation says, then they aren't disabled enough for benefits.
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Thousands Of Non-English Speakers To Be Denied Disability Benefits Under New Rule

The Trump administration says people who can't speak English can still thrive in the labor market.
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New Trump Disability Rule Targets Non-English Speakers

Too many Puerto Ricans are getting disability benefits, the administration claims.
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