Higher Education Levy Hits Elite Private Endowments
The 1.4 percent levy on private university endowments targets rich liberal arts schools, mostly in blue states, with Harvard Yale Stanford and MIT accounting for large shares. Grinnell College in Iowa faces potential tax impact, as lawmakers weigh impact on financial aid and tuition while protecting smaller endowments.
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Richard Vedder
Center For
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American Enterprise Institute
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Yale
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Earlham
Indiana
Hillsdale
Michigan Christian College
Education
Betsy DeVos
Williams and
Amherst
Massachusetts
Pomona
Los Angeles
Washington
Lamar Smith
Texas
Yale University
Rod Blum
Iowa
Grinnell College
Bradley Byrne
Duke
Alabama
Grinnell
Chuck Grassley
Raynard Kington
Tom Cole
U.S
Oklahoma
Kington
Berea College
Kentucky
Senate
Mitch McConnell
Berea
Appalachia
Arene
Robert N. Noyce
Feds ease nursing home penalties amid industry pushback
The Trump administration relaxes penalties for nursing homes under new CMS guidelines, shifting away from frequent per-day fines and easing enforcement after industry complaints that Obama era rules hinder patient care. Advocates warn the change weakens safeguards despite deadly cases and ongoing safety reforms.
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Mark Parkinson
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Kate Goodrich
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Toby Edelman
Center For Medicare Advocacy
Congress
David Gifford
Gifford
Lincoln Manor
Decatur
Janet Wells
California
Rodney Whitlock
Senate
Seema Verma
Janine Finck-Boyle
LeadingAge
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