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The Bank of Canada will cut approximately 10% of its staff, affecting 225 employees, as part of a government initiative to reduce expenses and achieve significant budget savings by 2026.
New federal legislation requiring work verification for Medicaid recipients is creating a major business opportunity for credit agency Equifax, which holds vast employment data.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services claims five states and D.C. misused over $1 billion on immigrant healthcare, a charge states strongly deny.
A new study in the Journal of the American Medical Association finds that Emergency Medicaid for undocumented immigrants costs less than 1% of the total budget.
New York state has begun mailing inflation relief checks of up to $400 to over 8 million eligible households, with deliveries expected through November 2025.
Nursing home residents and staff in Colorado express deep concern over proposed federal Medicaid cuts, fearing loss of essential care and potential facility closures.
