Gabriella Paul

3 weeks ago | communitynewspapers.com | Gabriella Paul

In preparation for the 2025 hurricane season, you might be packing a go-kit or hardening your home against potential physical damages. But you should also prepare for the financial damages a storm can bring. In many cases, people lose out on days or weeks of work following a major hurricane. That can reduce a household’s monthly income, adding to the financial stress of hurricane recovery.

3 weeks ago | wlrn.org | Gabriella Paul

In preparation for the 2025 hurricane season, you might be packing a go-kit or hardening your home against potential physical damages. But you should also prepare for the financial damages a storm can bring. In many cases, people lose out on days or weeks of work following a major hurricane. That can reduce a household's monthly income, adding to the financial stress of hurricane recovery. ALSO READ: A Dade City citrus worker lost a week of paid work to the hurricanes.

3 weeks ago | wusf.org | Gabriella Paul

In preparation for the 2025 hurricane season, you might be packing a go-kit or hardening your home against potential physical damages. But you should also prepare for the financial damages a storm can bring. In many cases, people lose out on days or weeks of work following a major hurricane. That can reduce a household’s monthly income, adding to the financial stress of hurricane recovery. ALSO READ: A Dade City citrus worker lost a week of paid work to the hurricanes.

3 weeks ago | wlrn.org | Meghan Bowman |Gabriella Paul

A bill is moving through Congress that would cut billions from federal benefits programs, including SNAP and Medicaid. On May 22, House Republicans passed a budget reconciliation bill that would cut roughly $700 billion from Medicaid and $300 billion from SNAP over the next decade. The budget reconciliation process is a legislative process that has been historically used to fast-track federal spending, tax or debt-limit changes.

4 weeks ago | wusf.org | Meghan Bowman |Gabriella Paul

A bill is moving through Congress that would cut billions from federal benefits programs, including SNAP and Medicaid. On May 22, House Republicans passed a budget reconciliation bill that would cut roughly $700 billion from Medicaid and $300 billion from SNAP over the next decade. The budget reconciliation process is a legislative process that has been historically used to fast-track federal spending, tax or debt-limit changes.