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
As summer temperatures soar in Nevada, especially with extreme weather becoming more frequent, the reliance on cooling systems intensifies, making electricity essential for survival. The Trump administration's decision to disrupt the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) amplified
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
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%.
A new Texas Senate bill, SB 1065, seeks to revoke a recent firearm ban at the State Fair of Texas, raising significant debate about gun rights and public safety at large-scale events. The bill, introduced by Senator Bob Hall, R-Rockwall, stipulates that contracts between governmental entities and
A political savant and leader in policy and legislation, Donald Gainsborough is at the helm of Government Curated. Can you explain the background and main objectives of New York City's congestion pricing program? New York City's congestion pricing program was launched to address the
