Physical and financial separation rules under Title X were designed to keep federal family planning grants distinct from abortion services and referrals, a policy the Trump administration paired with an…
The recent package combines permanent tax-code enhancements—bigger child-and-dependent care credits, higher dependent-care FSAs, and seeded newborn savings accounts—with an administration budget that proposes sharp reworking of early‑learning grants. Tax benefits…
A May 2025 executive action set up a Religious Liberty Commission and directed agencies to prioritize conscience and faith-based protections, centralizing policy review and guiding rulemaking. The move tasks cabinet…
A Trump‑era shift to Title X funding rules barred participation by clinics that refer patients for abortion and mirrored an expanded foreign‑aid restriction, aligning federal dollars with pro‑life aims while…
A newly enacted law boosts child care through the tax code, raising Dependent Care FSA limits, expanding the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit, and tripling an employer incentive, while…
A recent House bill and related administration directives reconfigure federal supports for families by reducing certain subsidies, altering tax treatment for parents who pay for child care, and pressing agencies…
A White House Faith Office and a Religious Liberty Commission were created to strengthen First Amendment protections for houses of worship, faith-based service providers, and conscience claims in health care.…
A recent executive action ended FEMA’s BRIC mitigation awards and moved roughly $4 billion in set-aside funds, a shift the administration frames as a reprioritization of scarce federal dollars. The…
A recently reported federal package pairs permanent tax cuts for top earners with temporary, targeted benefits for some low-wage workers and policy changes that raise costs for parents who pay…
