The current debate about the interplay between state and federal tax policies in the United States has reignited discussions over the socioeconomic dynamics between so-called blue and red states. At the heart of this discourse lies the state and local tax (SALT) deduction cap, a fiscal policy
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
In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, the $42 billion Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program emerges as a critical player aimed at enhancing U.S. broadband accessibility. With delays causing mounting concern among stakeholders, there is a push for swift implementation to ensure
The convergence of industrial growth and environmental stewardship in Tucker County, West Virginia, epitomizes a critical challenge faced by rural communities across America. A proposed development—comprising a data center and natural gas power plant by Fundamental Data—poses a puzzling scenario: Ca
Recent shifts within the student loan industry have placed a spotlight on a potential surge in loan defaults as protective measures instituted during the pandemic gradually come to an end. An analysis by the New York Federal Reserve has revealed a significant increase in delinquency rates for
U.S. colleges and universities might face a significant crisis as projections indicate a potential decline in enrollment numbers, with particularly drastic consequences if international and immigrant student figures are excluded. A recent study by the National Foundation for American Policy
