Economic & Fiscal

Supreme Court Rulings Shift Powers and Impact Federal Agencies
Economic & Fiscal Supreme Court Rulings Shift Powers and Impact Federal Agencies

Recent Supreme Court decisions have sparked debates about the shifting landscape of federal authority, with implications for numerous sectors. As the highest court curbs the regulatory reach of agencies like the FDA and EPA, stakeholders across industries are left pondering the future dynamics of

Can Congress Resolve the SALT Deduction Standoff?
Economic & Fiscal Can Congress Resolve the SALT Deduction Standoff?

Negotiations over the state and local tax (SALT) deduction cap have become a flashpoint in Congress, highlighting conflicts between states with differing tax policies. This issue forms a critical part of the broader tax and spending bill under discussion. Lawmakers are tasked with reconciling

Fed Independence Challenged as Pulte Demands Powell Resign
Economic & Fiscal Fed Independence Challenged as Pulte Demands Powell Resign

In a significant challenge to the traditional independence of the Federal Reserve, Federal Housing Finance Agency Director William Pulte has openly called for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s resignation, aligning with President Donald Trump’s request. Pulte’s demand emphasizes a rare breach

Can Senate GOP Resolve Intra-Party Tension Over Tax Bill?
Economic & Fiscal Can Senate GOP Resolve Intra-Party Tension Over Tax Bill?

In the ever-turbulent world of legislative politics, Donald Gainsborough stands as a beacon of clarity and insight. As the leader of Government Curated, his expertise in policy and legislation makes him the go-to authority on complex political matters. Today, he delves into the intricate web of

Senate Targets Trump-Era Tax Cuts and Medicaid in New Bill
Economic & Fiscal Senate Targets Trump-Era Tax Cuts and Medicaid in New Bill

The Senate Finance Committee has introduced a sweeping legislative bill aimed at solidifying several significant agendas from the Trump administration, targeting tax reforms, adjusting Medicaid provisions, and redefining green energy tax credits. This legislation emerges as a counterpart to the

Will Social Security and Medicare Survive Past 2034?
Economic & Fiscal Will Social Security and Medicare Survive Past 2034?

Forecasts indicate a rapidly approaching depletion of the trust funds for Social Security and Medicare, casting doubt on the programs’ abilities to continue providing full benefits in the coming years. These predictions, detailed in recent trustee reports, emphasize an earlier exhaustion timeline

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