Census Bureau data shows poverty numbers down- before pandemic. Health insurance became slightly more scarce in the United States last year, even before the coronavirus pandemic arrived and stole the jobs and health benefits of millions of Americans, according to federal data released Tuesday. According to the Census Bureau figures, the official poverty…
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