U.S. House Democrats Reveal Potential State Losses in Disaster Aid
December 19, 2024
U.S. House Democrats revealed potential federal disaster aid losses per state if Republicans exclude it from a spending bill.
U.S. House Democrats revealed potential federal disaster aid losses per state if Republicans exclude it from a spending bill.
Efforts to avert a partial government shutdown stalled as Republicans opposed extraneous provisions in the funding bill.
Medicaid expansion in Montana improved healthcare on reservations, covering 230,000 people by June 2024, despite costs.
Flathead County may reject a $9M housing investment despite high living costs. Debate continues as the deadline looms.
Albertsons canceled its $24.6B merger with Kroger after judges blocked it, alleging Kroger failed on regulatory approval.
The pharmaceutical industry and Republican allies aim to repeal Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act drug price provisions.
Montana’s housing crisis: Parking rules and zoning changes affect affordability. Cities must adapt for growth.
Americans face high housing costs. Trump’s tariffs and immigration plans may worsen affordability challenges.
The Montana Department of Revenue is missing $300M annually in new construction value, affecting tax revenue and budgets.
Michigan cherry farmers faced severe weather and pests, losing 75% of sweet cherries. USDA aid was requested for relief.
Montana’s housing market is frozen, with 80% of homeowners having mortgage rates significantly below current rates.
Republicans aim to end federal conservatorship of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, potentially raising mortgage costs.
