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U.S. Should Invest in People, Not Wars

Ashley Panelli and Mica Whitfield The Progressive
Our nation’s tax dollars are being poured into violence abroad while families here struggle to survive.

Russ Vought Is Going To Damage Trump Even More Than Elon Musk Did

Alex Shephard The New Republic
Americans, and even many Republicans in Congress, don’t like it when an unelected bureaucrat makes huge cuts to the government. President Trump posted an AI video of Vought as the Grim Reaper. The Project 2025 architect has lived up to the billing

What a Better Tax Bill Would Look Like

Chuck Marr, Samantha Jacoby, Kris Cox, Stephanie Hingtgen Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
This year offers an opportunity to enact tax policy changes that would ease the strain on household budgets that people in low-paid jobs and their families face while ensuring that the nation’s wealthiest pay their fair share.

Governors Are Calling for Investments in Early Care and Education

Anna Lovejoy Center for American Progress
Child care is both hard to find and increasingly expensive for families. The average price of licensed child care for a U.S. family is nearly $11,000 per year, which is 33 percent of the median household income for single-parent families.

5 Reasons Why a Debt Commission Is the Wrong Prescription

Sharon Parrott, Joel Friedman Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
Raising revenues is central to any responsible effort to reduce deficits, but there is no sign that long-standing Republican resistance to raising revenues has reversed or even softened.
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