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People with disabilities or the elderly may be forced to live at a nursing home or other institution as Medicaid cuts make access to home healthcare services harder to access.

A $2.5 billion factory in Georgia now produces solar panels from raw wafer to finished product, a milestone for U.S. manufacturing in an industry China has dominated for over a decade.

It’s the first wave of terminations under new federal work requirements. And it may portend what’s to come for the rest of the country.

A new cap on borrowing from federal student loan programs isn’t enough to cover the cost of many P.A. and advanced nursing degrees, advocates say.

Social Security’s Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund is expected to run out of money in 2032. That means the next senator and president you vote for will have to address its shortfalls.

Yes, there’s money on the way from the federal government. But communities and healthcare systems are also taking things into their own hands.

Between tax cuts for U.S. households and corporate tax breaks, who’s actually footing the bill?

But the larger deduction will cost $140 billion over the next 10 years.

The tax and spending law, passed last summer, expands on President Donald Trump’s 2017 tax cuts, making it easier for big corporations to pay less in federal income taxes.

Buyers of new vehicles assembled in the U.S. could boost their tax refunds by hundreds of dollars through a new tax deduction for auto loan interest.