States criticized for spending federal relief funds on tax cuts, prisons – New Hampshire Bulletin

As states plan how they’ll spend the $25 billion remaining in federal COVID relief funds, some also are facing criticism and renewed scrutiny over how they allocated money already received from the American Rescue Plan Act.

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