President Donald Trump's third week in office was a whirlwind of activity, marked by a series of executive orders, fluctuating trade policies, and a controversial proposal regarding the Gaza Strip. His actions during this period reflect a President determined to reshape the federal government
The Scottish Government’s 2025–26 Budget introduces significant changes aimed at creating a more progressive tax system that differs markedly from those in the rest of the UK. These changes include modifications to income tax, business rates, and the Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT), ref
The 119th Congress faces a significant challenge: making the federal government more efficient and saving taxpayer dollars. This task is not only about cutting costs but also about ensuring that government operations are streamlined and effective. The recent hearing held by the House Committee on
The recent online panel discussion titled "Budget Priorities and Tax Policies to Help Poor Children and Families: Protecting the Safety Net and Strengthening the Child Tax Credit," convened on January 29 by the Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life at Georgetown
As the United Kingdom faces the complexities of post-Brexit trade, Logistics UK, representing over 20,000 businesses, emphasizes the crucial need for the government to integrate the experience and insights of the logistics industry in its imminent Trade Strategy. This call for action is
The article "Sound Financial Policy," published by Cato in 2022, delves into the current state of financial regulation in the United States and the public's perception of these regulations. It highlights the growing tension between increasing government regulation and the widespread
