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Month: June 2026

Social Security Benefits Could Be Cut After 2032 As CBO And Trustees Warn Congress Is Running Out Of Time To Fix The Retirement Fund

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Social Security checks are not projected to stop in 2032. The danger is different. The retirement trust fund is projected to run out of reserves, and the money still coming into the program would not cover every scheduled retirement and survivor benefit. The Congressional Budget Office projects that the Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund … Read more

CDC Data Shows 15.5 Million U.S. Adults Have An ADHD Diagnosis, But Treatment, Medication Access And Telehealth Care Remain Uneven In 2026

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Wooden blocks spell ADHD on a desk with a clock in the background

CDC data show that adult ADHD is now a major health issue in the US, not only a school-age diagnosis. An estimated 15.5 million U.S. adults, or 6.0% of adults, reported a current ADHD diagnosis in 2023, according to the CDC MMWR analysis based on National Center for Health Statistics Rapid Surveys System data. The … Read more

Denaturalization Push Expands Under Trump DOJ As Citizenship Revocation Cases Accelerate

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American Flag in hand attached to a barbed wire, Illustrating how currently legal citizens may also face issues due to denaturalization.

A Justice Department directive fundamentally altered federal enforcement by shifting civil denaturalization from a rare legal remedy into a primary litigation priority. The issue resurfaced in national headlines following an NPR report detailing the Trump administration’s denaturalization push, alongside warnings from The UnPopulist regarding a broader political debate targeting birthright citizenship and calling for mass … Read more

Ebola Vaccine Race Speeds up As Congo Reports Almost 300 Cases

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Scientist prepares samples for Ebola vaccine research in a lab

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda has pushed scientists, health agencies and vaccine developers into an urgent race against a rare strain of the virus that has no approved vaccine and no specific approved treatment. The outbreak is caused by Bundibugyo virus, a less common Ebola species that has … Read more

Medicaid Work Requirements for 2027 – Who Is Exempt And Who Could Lose Coverage?

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Medicaid Work Requirements

The Trump administration has now turned Medicaid work requirements from a campaign and budget fight into a national implementation deadline. For millions of low-income adults, the next question is no longer whether the rule is coming. The question is whether their state can verify work, school, caregiving, health status or an exemption before coverage is … Read more