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Red states pushed child tax credits this year, but the broadest plans fizzled

Humane Society · Lincoln

Red states pushed child tax credits this year, but the broadest plans fizzled

100% Left coverage: 14 sources

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Michigan Lawmakers Return to Lansing — Will They Pass a Budget?

Lansing, Michigan · Lansing

Michigan Lawmakers Return to Lansing — Will They Pass a Budget?

Coverage: 4 sources

LANSING, Mich. (WOOD) — It is the second day that the state of Michigan is operating without a state budget in place as lawmakers continue to work through the process to reach a deal. It’s quiet at the capitol as lawmakers are make their way to Lansing. The continuing resolution that is keeping the state government funded is in effect until Oct. 8. The story here will change drastically if the legislature doesn't get the votes. Inside the b…See the Story

Healthy Food for Kids, Reliable Work for Parents: How New Mexico's Free Universal Child Care Will Impact Families

New Mexico · New Mexico

Healthy Food for Kids, Reliable Work for Parents: How New Mexico's Free Universal Child Care Will Impact Families

Coverage: 2 sources

New Mexico will become the first state to offer free universal child care on Nov. 1.See the Story

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