Budget & Spending

Tennessee Approves $59.8 Billion Budget Amid Political Discord
Economic & Fiscal Tennessee Approves $59.8 Billion Budget Amid Political Discord

In a momentous decision, the Tennessee legislature has approved a $59.8 billion budget for the forthcoming fiscal year, yet this legislative achievement did not come without significant political discord. A major flashpoint in the process was an unexpected $8 million allocation to fund county

U of T 2025-26 Budget: Student Aid, Housing, and Research Focus
Science & Technology U of T 2025-26 Budget: Student Aid, Housing, and Research Focus

The University of Toronto (U of T) has unveiled its balanced budget for 2025-26, underscoring its commitments to student success, research excellence, and financial stability. This budget, sanctioned by the Governing Council on April 3rd, allocates $3.62 billion in spending, a 2.8% increase from

Budget Clash: Can NY Survive Without Federal Support Amid Cuts?
Economic & Fiscal Budget Clash: Can NY Survive Without Federal Support Amid Cuts?

The escalating tension between New York state and federal officials is reaching a pivotal moment as they struggle to negotiate their respective budgets, accusing each other of flawed strategies. At the heart of this conflict are New York Governor Kathy Hochul and President Donald Trump's

Can Cutting Government Really Lead to More Efficient Services?
Government Can Cutting Government Really Lead to More Efficient Services?

Have you ever wondered whether trimming government budgets and resources truly results in streamlined services? Amid debates on the balance between fiscal restraint and service delivery, a pressing question emerges: Is reducing the size and scope of government inherently beneficial? Why This

Iowa Republicans Propose Tax Reforms to Cap Local Revenue Growth
Economic & Fiscal Iowa Republicans Propose Tax Reforms to Cap Local Revenue Growth

In a significant step towards modifying the landscape of property taxation, Iowa Republicans have proposed measures to cap local revenue growth and eliminate the rollback system. The rollback policy restricts property value growth to 3%, taxing only a partial amount of the property value. This

Senate GOP Seeks to Extend Trump Tax Cuts Without Adding to Deficit
Economic & Fiscal Senate GOP Seeks to Extend Trump Tax Cuts Without Adding to Deficit

Senate Republicans have launched a strategic initiative to extend President Trump's 2017 tax cuts without officially increasing the deficit. Led by Budget Committee Chair Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) and Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.), the move aims to leverage procedural authority and

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