David Hilzenrath
Senior Correspondent at KFF Health News
Senior Correspondent @KFFHealthNews.
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1 week ago |
kffhealthnews.org | David Hilzenrath |Hannah Norman |Hannah Norman |Oona Zenda
Lining the shelves of American supermarkets are food products with chemicals linked to health concerns. To a great extent, the FDA allows food companies to determine for themselves whether their ingredients and additives are safe. Companies don’t have to tell the FDA about those decisions, and they don’t have to list all ingredients on their product labels.
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1 week ago |
americanmilitarynews.com | David Hilzenrath |Jodie Fleischer
The Social Security Administration is backing off a plan it announced in March to withhold 100% of many beneficiaries’ monthly payments to claw back money the government had allegedly overpaid them. Instead, the agency will default to withholding 50% of old-age, survivors, and disability insurance benefits, the agency said in an “emergency message” to staff dated April 25.
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1 week ago |
chicago.suntimes.com | David Hilzenrath |Jodie Fleischer
The Social Security Administration is backing off a plan it announced in March to withhold 100% of many beneficiaries’ monthly payments to claw back money the government had allegedly overpaid them. Instead, the agency will default to withholding 50% of old-age, survivors and disability insurance benefits, the agency said in an “emergency message” to staff dated April 25.
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2 weeks ago |
montereyherald.com | David Hilzenrath |Jodie Fleischer
By David Hilzenrath and Jodie Fleischer, Cox Media Group and KFF Health NewsThe Social Security Administration is backing off a plan it announced in March to withhold 100% of many beneficiaries’ monthly payments to claw back money the government had allegedly overpaid them. Instead, the agency will default to withholding 50% of old-age, survivors, and disability insurance benefits, the agency said in an “emergency message” to staff dated April 25.
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2 weeks ago |
mendocinobeacon.com | David Hilzenrath |Jodie Fleischer
By David Hilzenrath and Jodie Fleischer, Cox Media Group and KFF Health NewsThe Social Security Administration is backing off a plan it announced in March to withhold 100% of many beneficiaries’ monthly payments to claw back money the government had allegedly overpaid them. Instead, the agency will default to withholding 50% of old-age, survivors, and disability insurance benefits, the agency said in an “emergency message” to staff dated April 25.
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Trump Administration Retreats From 100% Withholding on #SocialSecurity Clawbacks https://t.co/DaCSSYvPyt via @kffhealthnews
RT @KFFHealthNews: The Social Security Administration is backing off its plan to cut off many beneficiaries’ monthly benefit payments to cl…
RT @KFFHealthNews: NEW: To a great extent, the FDA leaves it to food companies to determine whether their ingredients and additives are saf…
