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State begins making cost cuts Public Service & Student Debt State actions against payday lenders prove effective Medicaid’s Role for Dual-Eligible Beneficiaries

New Job Opening Posted Following NY lawsuit, online lender to cease funding loans More Banks Could Face Scrutiny over Foreclosure Billing Practices New law gives North Carolina public college students the right to a lawyer in campus courts

A Clash Over Payroll Cards TANF Child Care: How Low Can It Go? Fifth Third Charged by HUD in Disability Discrimination Suit

Major tests on religion shaping up in Supreme Court NY Times: Court Is ‘One of Most Activist,’ Ginsburg Says, Vowing to Stay Desperate Calif. city looks to use ’eminent domain’ to seize loans to ease homeowners burden

Foreclosure Fiasco States Brace for New Round of Sequester Cuts New Illinois law protects renters in foreclosures CFPB Slams Mortgage Servicers Over ‘Sloppy’ Tactics Welfare of nursing home patients must be first priority

Indian Tribes Sue New York on Online Loans Worst Cuts to Head Start Since Program Began Report: Income and Wealth of Older Adults Needing Long-Term Services and Supports CBPP: Commentary – Cato Gets It Very Wrong: The Safety Net Supports, … Continue reading →

Who Are the Long-Term Unemployed? Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia: Court shouldn’t “invent new minorities” Undocumented and Uninsured: Barriers to Affordable Care for Immigrant Populations Legal Services Corporation Proposed Rulemaking: Restrictions on Legal Assistance to Aliens

New Job Openings Posted Support for Low-Income Families Falls Again How the Affordable Care Act Makes Health Coverage More Affordable SNAP Benefits to Drop in November: Congress Considers Further Cuts Richmond rebuffed in bid to buy loans using eminent domain … Continue reading →