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Lawmakers Should Drop Back Pay Lawsuit to Protect Taxpayers and the Reputation of Congress

by Demian Brady May 29, 2026

The No Bias in the Baseline Act Would Help Prevent Inflated Spending Projections

by Demian Brady May 26, 2026

Congress Moves to Halt Pensions for Congressional Convicts

by Demian Brady May 01, 2026

Swalwell and Gonzales Will Likely Receive Congressional Pensions Despite Misconduct

by Demian Brady April 22, 2026

Taxpayers on the Hook for Congressional Back Pay Lawsuit

by Demian Brady April 21, 2026

CBO’s Long-Term Outlook Underscores the Need for Immediate Fiscal Reform

by Ryan Kas, Demian Brady April 17, 2026

The Fiscal Commission Is a Long-Overdue Effort to Curb the Impending Debt Crisis

by Ryan Kas April 06, 2026

A Bipartisan, Common Sense Step to Stop Payments to the Deceased

by Fiona Wong March 19, 2026

CBO’s Familiar Fiscal Warning Should Finally Spur Overspending Reform

by Demian Brady February 12, 2026

Reform Legislation Will Incentivize Agency Savings over Spending Sprees

by Demian Brady February 03, 2026

Resolution Would Set Bipartisan Path Toward Reducing Federal Government’s Chronic Overspending

by Demian Brady January 21, 2026

Tracking Congress’s FY2026 Earmarks: A Transparency Resource for Taxpayers

by Demian Brady January 20, 2026

Rep. Steny Hoyer’s Retirement Spotlights Congress’s Legacy Pension Program

by Demian Brady January 12, 2026

New York Politicians Cashing In as They Cash Out

by Demian Brady December 10, 2025

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