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2026 Will Be a Turning Point for Social Healthcare in the U.S.
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Federal cuts to Medicare, Medicaid and ACA subsidies could reshape access to healthcare in 2026, raising premiums by over 70% and pushing millions especially seniors, low-income families and immigrants toward a system with fewer benefits and greater inequity. The U.S. healthcare system could undergo a dramatic shift next year. Continuous cuts to social health…
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An Invisible Workforce: How Family Caregivers Survive in California
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In a state where 7 million families provide care for older adults and people with disabilities, most do so without pay, with limited support, and without recognizing themselves as caregivers. The challenge is to make their labor visible and connect households with the resources that can prevent emotional, physical, and financial exhaustion. Faced with…
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From the Margins to Power: White Supremacy Gains Ground in U.S. Politics
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From Christian nationalism to “Great Replacement” theories, these ideas now shape laws, speeches, and party strategies threatening civil rights, vulnerable populations, and the stability of American democracy. Only ten years ago, it would have been unthinkable for white supremacist ideas to take root inside the U.S. political and governmental system. Today, these narratives are…
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42 Million Americans Lose Access to Food Assistance Amid Government Shutdown
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As the federal government shutdown halts funding for SNAP, more than 42 million Americans — including 5.5 million in California — face the sudden loss of food assistance, deepening hunger, poverty, and inequality across the nation. More than 42 million Americans are at risk of losing access to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)…
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Bridging the Gap: Medi-Cal Dental and Vision Care and the Fight for Equitable Health in California
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While millions of Californians qualify for free dental and vision care through Medi-Cal, only a fraction use these benefits — a gap that reveals deep inequities in access, awareness, and trust within the state’s healthcare system. In a briefing titled “Too Many Californians Are Missing Out on Free Medi-Cal Dental and Vision Care —…
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Education as a Reason for Family Migration
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While the media and academic studies have described the economic reasons behind family migration, the education of children is often overlooked. Families find hope in the education system, not only for social and economic advancement, but also as a way to educate their children beyond the strictly academic. At a briefing organized by American…
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California boosts ballot security and expands voting options
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Ahead of California’s November 4 special election, Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber outlined the state’s security protocols, registration deadlines, and expanded voting options, urging voters to verify their status and trust the integrity of the process. Less than a week before the statewide special elections on November 4, 2025, California Secretary of State…
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Bad Bunny and the Redefinition of Latino Narratives in a Time of Crisis and Representation
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As discrimination against Latinos intensifies across the United States, the Puerto Rican artist has emerged as a symbol of cultural resistance — and as a mirror reflecting the social, political, and media transformations redefining Latino identity on a global scale. As discrimination against the Latino community grows across the U.S.—with raids, deportations, and even…
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California Faces Pivotal Special Election: Redistricting and the Fight for Fair Representation
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In a briefing hosted by American Community Media and Common Cause, experts warned about partisan gerrymandering risks and racial disparities in voter participation. The November 4 election aims to redraw congressional districts and safeguard voters’ voices amid growing national political tensions. California is heading toward an unprecedented special election on November 4 — one…
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Health Coverage Crisis Deepens: 4 Million Americans Set to Lose Insurance as Tax Credits End
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The expiration of Affordable Care Act tax credits will leave nearly four million people without coverage. Rising premiums threaten to deepen the nation’s health and economic crisis. The social health crisis in the United States seems like a story with no end. The expiration of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) premium tax credits threatens…
