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  • Health Care

    Page | November 3, 2020

    Universal access to affordable, effective, comprehensive health care is necessary to allow all people to fulfill their potential. Comprehensive health care includes primary, acute and long-term care as well as mental health and substance abuse treatment.

  • Extending New START Protects the United States and Saves Billions

    Background | December 8, 2020
    Unless the U.S. and Russian governments agree to extend the New START treaty by Feb. 5, 2021, the last remaining limits on their nuclear weapons will expire. Dave Lawler of Axios reports “both sides have warned that without a deal, they’re prepared for an arms race.”
  • A Snapshot of the 117th Congress

    Background | February 22, 2021
    Read on to learn what’s new on Capitol Hill, what’s the same, and how you can engage your members of Congress.
  • Congress Should Abolish the Selective Service System, Not Expand It

    Update | August 12, 2021
    Senators on the Armed Services Committee recently approved a revision to military draft laws that would require women to register for the Selective Service System (SSS).
  • Four Ways FCNL is Standing in Solidarity with the Afghan People

    Update | September 1, 2021
    Our hearts are heavy with the terrible events unfolding in Afghanistan. We grieve as we witness the devastating effects of U.S. military intervention, and we continue to urge immediate action to support refugee resettlement and humanitarian relief on the ground.
  • Bill Analysis: America’s Clean Future Fund Act

    Background | August 9, 2021
    On March 10, 2021, Sen. Dick Durbin (IL) introduced the America’s Clean Future Fund Act. Rep. Marie Newman (IL-03) introduced the companion bill in the House on April 12, 2021.
  • Spring Lobby Weekend 2022: Financial Assistance

    Page | February 18, 2022
    FCNL offers a limited amount of financial assistance to young adults.
  • The Saudi-led War in Yemen: Frequently Asked Questions

    Page | April 21, 2022
    Yemen’s political instability began after a 2011 Arab Spring uprising that ousted President Ali Abdullah Saleh, who had been in power since 1990.
  • Love Your Neighbors: Help Families Receive Full Tax Benefits

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    Register for this one-hour-long national webinar to learn about the changes to the Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit and how you can help spread the word in your communities about these tax credits.
  • What is the Nuclear Posture Review and Why Does It Matter?

    Update | January 20, 2022
    Since the 1990s, each president has established an overarching vision for the role nuclear weapons should play in U.S. national security. Known as the Nuclear Posture Review (or NPR), this public document answers key questions about U.S. nuclear strategies.