The Administration’s policy will undoubtedly lead people to forgo health coverage, food assistance, and other important ...

The harmful Republican reconciliation law enacted last July made unprecedented cuts to food assistance through SNAP, ...

When parents have enough money to pay their bills, buy nutritious food, and spend quality time with their children, they are better able to respond to their children’s needs and create a ...

Enrollment in the Affordable Care Act marketplaces shrank in nearly every state after premium tax credit enhancements expired ...

SNAP participation nationwide fell by more than 4.5 million people (nearly 11 percent) between the law’s July 2025 enactment and April 2026, based on the latest month of data.

Seven states this year enacted significant revenue-raising policies to advance key priorities and mitigate the massive ...

In the 19 states with publicly available data or that have shared unpublished data, the harmful Republican reconciliation law ...

At least 1.5 million fewer children — and more than 4.5 million fewer people overall — are receiving SNAP food assistance ...

The national recession has had such a devastating effect on state finances that states took in $87 billion less in tax revenue from October 2008 through September 2009 than they collected in the ...

This week at CBPP, we focused on the federal budget, food assistance, health, income security, and state budgets and taxes.

People in the coverage gap are racially and ethnically diverse, and 65 percent are people of color. More than 1.6 million uninsured adults are stuck in the Medicaid “coverage gap,” with no path to ...