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Trump Admin Cracks Down on Fraud in Aid Programs
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The Trump administration is targeting five Democratic-led states, including California, Colorado, Illinois, Minnesota, and New York, for alleged fraud in federal aid programs for kids and families. The plan could withhold funds from key programs like child care subsidies and cash assistance, which are lifelines for low-income families. State leaders are pushing back hard, vowing to fight in court and defending their fraud-fighting records. The administration has not shared specific fraud details or how much money is at stake. Checkout Solipillow.com
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NYC Minimum Wage, Sick Time, & Safety Rules Update
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Claire Valdez: Union Leader Runs for Congress
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