The federal government considers public federal agency websites to be the primary way the public learns about government functions, benefits,... View Article
Continue readingHHS Office for Civil Rights overhauled its mission and vision statements on its website
A side-by-side comparison of a portion of the March 6, 2019 and April 30, 2019 versions of OCR’s “OCR Leadership”... View Article
Continue readingA new way to track Web censorship under Trump: Gov404
The Web Integrity Project is launching Gov404, a tracker that aggregates and verifies the most significant cases of information removals from federal websites.
Continue readingHHS Office of Population Affairs removed Affordable Care Act content from Title X website
Without notice to the public, the Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) Office of Population Affairs (OPA) removed a... View Article
Continue readingIn overhaul of HealthCare.gov webpage, information about ways to apply is gone
Links on the ACA enrollment page now direct to third-party sites, including a for-profit assistance system
Continue readingCMS removes PDF used to train assisters in providing healthcare outreach to Latino communities
The training resource, which had still-accurate information, was taken down from the CMS.gov Health Insurance Marketplace website without notice
Continue readingHHS dropped “gender” from civil rights webpages in early 2018
Recent reporting that HHS memo is seeking to legally redefine gender provides insight into the shift in terminology.
Continue readingThe Web Integrity Project receives a generous boost in funding
A contribution from Mike Klein, Sunlight Foundation’s Co-Founder and Chairman of the Board, enables the expansion of WIP’s work monitoring and reporting on federal website changes.
Continue readingHHS removes sex discrimination prohibition language from civil rights office website
Foreshadowing a possible shift in anti-discrimination policy, still-accurate content about sex discrimination was removed by the Office for Civil Rights.
Continue reading14-Page Affordable Care Act website removed from Medicaid.gov
For the nearly 73.8 million Americans enrolled in Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), and others newly eligible... View Article
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