Budget & Spending

Will Iowa's Budget Deadlock Extend 2025 Legislative Session?
Economic & Fiscal Will Iowa's Budget Deadlock Extend 2025 Legislative Session?

Iowa's legislative assembly finds itself teetering on the brink as it confronts a potential extension of its 2025 session due to unresolved budget negotiations. Initially scheduled to conclude by May 2, 2025, the session reflects a legislative standoff that highlights both the vital need for and

NC Senate Budget Plan Sparks Debate on Healthcare Reforms
Public Services & Infrastructure NC Senate Budget Plan Sparks Debate on Healthcare Reforms

In today's interview, we are joined by Donald Gainsborough, a renowned figure in policy and legislation, currently leading Government Curated. Donald brings profound insights into the multifaceted world of health care policy and state budgeting, particularly in relation to recent developments in

Elon Musk's Bold Reform of U.S. Government Faces Controversy
Economic & Fiscal Elon Musk's Bold Reform of U.S. Government Faces Controversy

With a reputation for pushing boundaries and challenging conventional norms, Elon Musk embarked on an audacious venture as he spearheaded a significant reform within President Trump's administration. This initiative aimed at restructuring the federal government by establishing a new agency, the

Can Software Growth Shield IBM From Consulting Decline?
Economic & Fiscal Can Software Growth Shield IBM From Consulting Decline?

IBM's consulting business faced unforeseen challenges following federal spending cuts and prevailing economic uncertainties. The company's recent report outlined that 15 of its federal contracts were suspended due to cost-cutting measures, leading to roughly $100 million in lost revenue. This

Connecticut Faces Criticism Over $55.7B Budget Exceeding Cap
Economic & Fiscal Connecticut Faces Criticism Over $55.7B Budget Exceeding Cap

The proposed $55.7 billion biennial budget for Connecticut has sparked strong opposition, particularly from the Yankee Institute. The primary contention centers on the budget exceeding Connecticut's constitutional spending cap by $215 million and reflecting a spending increase of over 5%. Critics

Are SSA Changes Under Trump Administration Hurting Benefits?
Economic & Fiscal Are SSA Changes Under Trump Administration Hurting Benefits?

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer and other key Democratic Senators are urging the acting Inspector General for Social Security, Michelle Anderson, to investigate the impact of operational changes during the Trump administration on the Social Security Administration (SSA). Concerns focus on

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