2025 Poverty and Income Numbers Will Show How Affordability Crisis and H.R.1 Changes Drive Inequality
September 4, 2026
NEA President Becky Pringle: As They Return to School for the New Year, Students Should Not Have to Fear for Their Safety or that of Their Families
September 1, 2026
2025 Poverty and Income Numbers Will Show How Affordability Crisis and H.R.1 Changes Drive Inequality
September 4, 2026
NEA President Becky Pringle: As They Return to School for the New Year, Students Should Not Have to Fear for Their Safety or that of Their Families
September 1, 2026
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.
Deborah Weinstein Will Step Down as Executive Director of the Coalition on Human Needs in June, 2026
CHN Staff,
October 20, 2025
After serving as CHN's executive director for more than two decades, Deborah has informed CHN’s Board of Directors and staff that she plans to retire at the end of June, 2026.
Protecting the Right to Vote: Why New Barriers to Voter Registration Threaten Our Democracy
Dominique Espinoza,
October 17, 2025
Imagine standing in line to register to vote—excited, maybe a little nervous—only to be told you can’t. Not because you’re ineligible, but because you don’t have the right kind of paperwork in your hand. No passport, no birth certificate? No vote.
Behind the Numbers: The Real Americans who will be Hardest Hit if Congress Lets Premium Tax Credits Expire
Lauren Rubenstein,
October 16, 2025
Blog post by FamilesUSA, a member of CHN
Across the country, 22 million Americans use health care tax credits to afford their health care coverage. With costs for everything rising, from groceries to rent to health care, without the support of these tax credits as many as 4 million Americans could be priced out of health care they need.
