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Sen. Elizabeth Warren: The Vote That Could Cut Your Student Loan Bills Report: CMS ‘Quietly’ Creating New Enrollment Period For Immigrants’ Health Plans Kentucky Shows What Can Happen When a Poor, Conservative State Expands Medicaid

Food Stamp Error Rate Declined as Rolls Grew John Oliver On For-Profit Colleges: You Might As Well Go To Hogwarts Aging Behind Bars: Trends and Implications of Graying Prisoners in the Federal Prison System New Study Shows Link Between Medicaid … Continue reading →

The EITC’s Far-Reaching Benefits Food Stamps, 50 Years Later: Stop Impeding, Start Improving Reddit, Kickstarter, and others plan net neutrality ‘day of action’ on September 10th CFPB: You could still end up paying interest on a zero percent interest credit … Continue reading →

How Real Food Can Help Fight Poverty Public Wants Video in U.S. Supreme Court, Poll Shows Partner’s Perspective: NNIP and Open Data in Baltimore New “Food Insecurity” Figures Show Recovery Has Yet to Reach Many The housing bust turned more … Continue reading →

IOLA Meeting September 17, 2014 SNAP Caseloads Down – as Expected Two Years After DACA, State Responses Vary 2.5 million borrowers face imminent payment shock U.S. Housing Regulator Seeks More Support for Poor Borrowers Bank Of America Doesn’t Want To … Continue reading →

New Job Openings Posted New York Set to Accuse Evans Bank of Redlining College grads face high hurdles to buying first homes How Does Unemployment Affect Family Arrangements for Children?

AG Goes After More Mortgage Relief Firms Hearings on Civil Legal Services to Start Sept. 22 Bank of America Settlement and the Need for Legal Aid Lawyers KNOW YOUR RIGHTS: Managed Long Term Care – Fact Sheets New Republic: You … Continue reading →

New Job Openings Posted Legal aid funding for Mississippi’s poor declining Access to Health Care for People with Disabilities CFPB: Working together to protect student veterans Thousands in Texas Lose Cars Amid Calls for Loan Restrictions Jacksonville to cut Legal … Continue reading →