Health Care and Food: How the Trump Administration is Continuing to Hurt People by Raising the Cost of Necessities to Unaffordable Levels – And How to Fight Back
Deborah Weinstein,
November 6, 2025
Trump and minions have used the government shutdown to intensify the hurt. This is the time to make sure that every representative and senator know how much constituents want the harm to stop -- and here are tools to help you make noise.
More than 40 million people are left in limbo as administration refuses to fully fund SNAP – CHN and partners speak out
Meredith Dodson,
November 4, 2025
The Coalition on Human Needs and our partners are deeply concerned that millions of families won’t get their full SNAP benefits this month. This political posturing is causing direct harm to tens of millions of people, especially children, older adults, and people with disabilities, in every state and Congressional District. In this post, we share resources from our members and partners, calling on policymakers to fully fund SNAP this month and prioritize anti-hunger policies.
Main Street Hardships: Small Business Owners Speak Out as the GOP Attempts Healthcare Heist
Leo Nguyen,
November 3, 2025
Small business owners are sounding the alarm as Congress lets the Affordable Care Act’s enhanced premium tax credits (EPTCs) edge toward expiration with no alternative in place — a change that could raise health costs for millions and force many small business owners to make difficult choices about their operations, their employees’ health insurance, and even their own coverage.
Billionaire Wealth Tops $8 Trillion Amid Federal Shutdown
Americans For Tax Fairness,
October 27, 2025
Republican tax cuts boost their fortunes to dizzying heights even as workers lose paychecks & families are denied services
CHN Joined Members of Congress, Protect Our Care, and Civil Rights Advocates to Call for Immediate Action to Protect Affordable Care Act Health Insurance
CHN Staff,
October 22, 2025
For millions, the ACA’s Marketplace insurance has provided affordable health coverage. And once the enhanced premium tax credits were enacted, ACA’s coverage for individuals got more affordable.
