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The Budget Deficit in FY 2026 Was Just Shy of $2 Trillion

The ska band Reel Big Fish has a song called “Everything Sucks.” The song appeared on their first full-length album in 1995, also titled Everything Sucks. It was rerecorded and released on their 1996 album, Turn Off the Radio.1 The chorus o...

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The Bible Doesn’t Prohibit Abortion

On Wednesday, CNN hosted a town hall with Texas state Rep. James Talarico, who is the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate.1 Admittedly, I was unable to watch the entire 90-minute broadcast, but I caught most of it. Unfortunately, Talaric...

14 days ago
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The Senate Should Consider the Daines-Merkley Proposal

The Senate needs to actually work.1 Legislation that goes through the committee process often stalls because whichever party has the majority doesn’t want to burn valuable floor time. Too often, though, the chamber looks like a glorified hu...

16 days ago
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Three Weeks to Go Until Election Day

Three weeks from Election Day, Republicans are defending a congressional majority in a political environment that keeps getting worse for them. Democrats have strengthened their position in the House, and the Senate map now includes Republi...

17 days ago

Eric Ueland Shouldn't Lead the Government Accountability Office

Congress shouldn’t need a lecture on why putting Russ Vought’s deputy in charge of its watchdog is a terrible idea. Well, here we are. The White House is considering Eric Ueland as comptroller general, head of the Government Accountability...

18 days ago
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