Hayes Introduces Bill to Expand Access to Student Loan Forgiveness for Teachers
average than they did ten years ago when adjusted for inflation. Additionally, 40% of school districts employing half
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Larson, Van Duyne Introduce Bipartisan Outpatient Surgery Access Act to Lower Care Costs for Seniors
differently. By aligning payment updates and removing outdated adjustments, this legislation supports greater site neutrality, expands access … starting in 2027. Eliminates ASC-specific budget neutrality adjustments that suppress payments. Requires the Centers for Medicare
Courtney, Welch Re-Introduce Bill to Eliminate Federal Student Loan Interest
levels for public colleges—a 312.4% increase when adjusted for inflation. As a result, average college debt
Larson Secures $10.45 Million for Local Infrastructure Projects, Votes for New Investments in Medical Research, Affordable Housing, and Special Education
million increase in homeless assistance grant funding, while adjusting the Continuum of Care (CoC) program administration to ensure
Larson, House Democratic Leaders Introduce American Affordability Act of 2025 to Take on Cost-of-Living Crisis
contribution from $7,500 to $10,000, automatically adjusting the contribution limit for inflation Creates
Larson, Horsford, Warren Introduce Bill to Provide Economic Boost for Seniors, Veterans, and Disabled Workers During Cost-of-Living Crisis
recipients would receive a 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) , amounting to just $56 per month. Larson, Horsford
Larson Statement on the 2026 Social Security COLA Announcement
percent Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) for 2026. “Seniors rely on their annual COLA to keep
Following Larson Warnings of Delayed COLA, Trump Administration Reverses Course on Excessive Furloughs at the Bureau of Labor Statistics
delay the annual Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA), the Trump Administration reversed course . House Social Security … next year’s Social Security cost-of-living adjustment. Seniors struggling to make ends meet can’t afford
Larson Warns Trump Furloughs Could Delay Social Security COLA
delay the annual Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA). “After Donald Trump shut down the government … next year’s Social Security cost-of-living adjustment,” said Larson. “That’s no coincidence. This president tried
Larson Statement on White House Withdrawal of Embattled Nominee EJ Antoni
what determines the annual cost of living adjustment for Social Security benefits. Seniors are counting on Senate Republicans
Larson, Hoyle Call on Department of Labor to Protect Economic Data from Trump Meddling
Index (CPI) to calculate annual cost-of-living adjustments (COLA), ensuring benefits keep pace with inflation.” “Given … data that determines the annual cost of living adjustment for Social Security benefits. The full letter
Larson Opposes Trump Nominee Who Called to Shut Down Social Security
what determines the annual cost of living adjustment for Social Security benefits. It should alarm everyone when
Larson Blasts Trump Meddling at the Bureau of Labor Statistics
provides data for the annual Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for seniors on Social Security. “After the Bureau … what determines the annual cost of living adjustment for Social Security benefits. If Trump is willing to enact
Rules Committee Republicans Block Larson Amendment to Enhance Social Security and Stop Taxing Benefits from Advancing to House Floor
news is it hasn’t been adjusted in more than 50 years. Imagine how people
ICYMI: Larson Discusses Trump-Musk Plan to Cut Social Security on Forbes Newsroom
think it should be adjusted. We think that that's fair.” There's no way that that would
Hayes Reintroduces the Bipartisan Caring for Survivors Act to Support Surviving Veteran and Military Families
conditions. Since then, the program has been adjusted minimally, falling drastically behind the cost of living. Based
Larson, Blumenthal, Murphy, and Lamont Announce $2 Million for North Hartford Study to Reconnect Community
impacting the local host communities and make adjustments that think ahead for long-term improvements with