‘Chaotic might be an understatement:’ Colorado lawmakers, service providers grapple with Trump’s federal funding freeze
President Donald Trump’s order to temporarily freeze federal grants and loans threw Colorado into chaos on Tuesday as lawmakers and service providers scrambled to understand what the directive meant for a host of essential
Colorado, especially to those of you trying to keep up with rapidly changing federal funding policy. Yesterday's explosion of chaos in Colorado around the Trump administration's order freezing a bunch ...
The move will abruptly shut off funding for a vast array of programs administered by state and local governments and nonprofits.
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In a contentious confirmation hearing to become the nation's top health official, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. struggled to answer ...
Federal funding makes up 20%-40% of Colorado's state budget in any given year, helping pay for everything from food banks and ...
The White House Office of Management and Budget circulated a new memo Tuesday afternoon clarifying which programs will be ...
It's unclear yet which programs that receive federal funding are exempt from the freeze and which will be affected.
At least three U.S. lawmakers said on Tuesday healthcare providers were blocked from the Medicaid payment portal after the ...
Medicaid cuts would affect around 22 million people in states that expanded the program, according to a new analysis by the ...
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