Supplies, and work orders of other city services, such as department of Human Resources, Controllers Office services, and rent. We have six f. T. E. S with the Directors Office vacant since march of this year, and we have an open grant funded position that youre not seeing in this chart, just vacated last week that were working on filling quickly. We, like all City Departments were instructed to propose a 10 reduction. We proposed initial reductions amounting to 959,000 annually, and this was an across the board proposed reduction of almost 12 to our communitybased grant fees. Realizing the impact of these grant fees to the vulnerable populations and the populations these serve, the Mayors Office asked us to submit some lower alternative reduction scenarios. The Mayors Service accepted our approximately 7 reduction, which would come from the departments genderbased balance intervention program. Understanding that all of our grantees work serves vulnerable and underserved communities, t
War. Washington journal starts now. Host washington journal this is this is washington journal for sunday, may 12. The Social Security trust fund is expected to be exhausted in 2035, one year later than previous the projected. After that, the program will not be able to pay full benefits if lawmakers do not act to address the pending shortfalls. What changes to Social Security would you support . If you are under 40, 202 7488000. 40 to 65, 202 7488001. If you are over 65, 202 7488002. If you would like to text us, you can do so at 202 7488003. Be sure to include your name and city. You can also post a question or comment on facebook at facebook. Com cspan or on x at cspanwj. We are going to get your calls and comments in a few minutes, but first joining us to tell us more about the report is personal finance reporter lori cornish. Thanks for joining us. Why dont you start by telling us about the that seems to be making a lot news this week. Guest the funds the combined trust funds for
The Social Security trust fund is expected to be exhausted in 2035, one year later than previous the projected. After that, the program will not be able to pay full benefits if lawmakers do not act to address the pending shortfalls. What changes to Social Security would you support . If you are under 40, 202 7488000. 40 to 65, 202 7488001. If you are over 65, 202 7488002. If you would like to text us, you can do so at 202 7488003. Be sure to include your name and city. You can also post a question or comment on facebook at facebook. Com cspan or on x at cspanwj. We are going to get your calls and comments in a few minutes, but first joining us to tell us more about the report is personal finance reporter lori cornish. Thanks for joining us. Why dont you start by telling us about the that seems to be making a lot news this week. Guest the funds the combined trust funds for the program are expected to now run out in 2035, one year later than previously projected. We have low unemployment
Look weak. Walmart may have protesters outside its doors on friday. Deer misses earnings, and the market shrugs it off. Turmoil in israel with a bomb explosion on board a bus today and a rumored ceasefire that never happened. Crude is up 1 as the secretary of state has arrived in cairo. A big day full of planes, trains and automobiles with tens of millions of americans set to embark on their Holiday Weekend journeys. Our phil lebeau is in chicago with more on the Holiday Travel landscape. How painful is it going to be . You know, carl f youre traveling, you always need a little more patience thanksgiving weekend. For the airlines, theyre keeping their fingers crossed because if you look at a map of the United States, you really dont see any major storm systems. That means if its a smooth weekend, you talked about this being important to the profitability of fourth quarter, thats certainly good news for the airlines. Take a look at the number of people who will be traveling this thanksg
Michigan, early on after the Supreme Court decision said something to me that i just thought was crazy. He said, you know, this the court taking away the expansion from being mandatory and making it a state choice is going to end up being positive, because states that do the expansion are going to go through a process and embrace it as opposed to just doing it because they have to. And i thought that was kind of crazy. But over time im starting to see the wisdom of his reflection. Which is that every state that moves forward now has a deeper understanding of the program, its harder to fall back on the rhetoric of its welfare or its people who arent working or its a big Public Program when the reality is its serving working families that the Business Community is supportive, that its already largely delivered through private plans. And so dont get me wrong, i have a lot of concern about the pace of discussion, but the fact is we are having statespecific discussions about what fits subst