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To avoid another government shutdown, a resolution must be met by October 1.

Several House bills outlined HIV funding increases in line with Trump’s Ending the HIV Epidemic initiative.

Does another federal government shutdown loom?

But is the recently passed bill to fund the border crisis a sign that other progressive priorities will also be ignored?

“It’s hard to be proud when your health is on the line and when stigma is beating you up,” said AIDS United’s Jesse Milan.

His earlier stint as attorney general included holding immigrants in an “HIV concentration camp.” Then there are his views on LGBT people.

Their House bill funds T-HUD, which includes Housing for People Living With AIDS. But will the bill succeed?

Instead of defending HIV programs from attack, we can make gains on issues like health care access and drug pricing reform.

For one thing, these plans don’t cover preexisting conditions—including HIV.

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Why there’s a glimmer of hope among the high drama of his congressional hearings.

But AIDS activists can help stop that transformation as we fight for human rights and social and economic justice.

The six Leadership Awards are part of the annual HIV lobbying event in Washington, DC.

Held March 26 and 27, the lobbying event celebrates its 25th anniversary.

He’ll oversee the FDA, Medicare and Medicaid at a time when soaring drug prices remain a contentious political topic.

The final legislation will undermine health care and safety nets while helping the most wealthy. But who will vote against it?