That potential Labor Day cliff is also six times bigger than the cliff when federal benefits paid after the Great Recession expired in December 2013 and 1.3 million recipients saw their benefits end.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Amelia Diaz, 4, left, works on a coloring book with her mother Emily Diaz, right, at their home in Midvale on Tuesday, Feb. 11, ...

GOOD EVENING. I VICKI DORTCH. I’M RICK VAN HOOSE MANY KENTUCKIANS ARE FACING A DILEMMA RIGHT NOW. IF THEY GET A JOB OR GET A RAISE. THEY MIGHT LOSE CRITICAL PUBLIC BENEFITS LIKE THEIR HEALTH INSURANCE ...

MANY MEETINGS AS ELECTED OFFICIALS WORK TO ADDRESS THE NEARLY 15% OF ALL KENTUCKYANS LIVING IN POVERTY IS FIVE OR SOME OF THE MOST USED PUBLIC BENEFITS LAWMAKERS AND FRANKFURT MET WEDNESDAY TO START ...

New Hampshire’s Department of Health and Human Services is commissioning a study to look at the “cliff effect” in public benefits programs like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and ...

For millions of American families, it isn't always clear when or where the next meal may be coming from to feed loved ones. "In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, families across the country are still ...

SALT LAKE CITY — Emily Diaz was on the cusp of leaving her old life behind when she felt like the safety net that previously caught her was being pulled out from under her feet. It had taken more than ...