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Reconciliation 2.0 Would Spend More Than $70 Billion on Border Security

by Thomas Aiello May 05, 2026

How Should Taxpayers Score FHFA’s Credit Scoring Update?

by Thomas Aiello May 05, 2026

European Countries Tried Wealth Taxes, Then Repealed When Revenue Left

by Thomas Aiello May 04, 2026

Runaway Federal Spending Is Pouring Gasoline on U.S. Affordability Fire

by Brandon Arnold May 04, 2026

Private Market Reforms to Flood Insurance Market Can Protect Taxpayers

May 04, 2026

Report Shows Decreased Consumer Spending That Could Slow Economy

by Brandon Arnold May 01, 2026

Rare Disease Patients Deserve Cures, Too

by Alexander Ciccone May 01, 2026

Markups Wisely Reduce Spending, But Shouldn’t Slash GAO’s Budget

by Alexander Ciccone, David Timmons April 29, 2026

Permitting Reform, Not Data Center Bans, Will Lower Energy Costs for Americans

by Thomas Aiello April 28, 2026

Bills Would Help Stop Fraud, Saving Taxpayers Billions

by David Timmons April 28, 2026

Regulatory Clarity for Independent Contracting Will Benefit Companies and Workers

by Alexander Ciccone April 28, 2026

Americans Pay for Congressional Dysfunction and Shutdown of DHS

by Thomas Aiello April 28, 2026

Bills Will Improve the IRS, Help Taxpayers

by David Timmons April 27, 2026

Fixing Medicare Reimbursement Practices Would Help Lower Health Care Costs

by Alexander Ciccone April 27, 2026

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