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Safety Net Spending Reality Check
This week marks not only the start of a new fiscal year but also the beginning of another government shutdown. At Open the Books, we wanted to offer a reality check on government spending and highlight one particular area.
The Public School Crisis: Higher Payrolls Associated with Worse Student Performance
Debates about public school funding sometimes include an underlying assumption that more funding results in better student outcomes. Available data tells a more complex story. Our review of 12,531 school districts across the country shows a...
Charlie Kirk, September 11, and our Unending Commitment to Transparency
Remembering Charlie Kirk on September 11 is tragic but oddly appropriate. There is no better day to not only condemn political violence but celebrate the ideals for which Charlie fought.
Letter to Secretary Hegseth: End "Use-It-or-Lose-It" Spending Sprees This Year
Open the Books released a report last week detailing 20 areas of fiscal concern at the Department of Defense. One of the best opportunities for immediate reform is ending the Pentagon’s longstanding “use-it-or-lose-it” spending sprees that ...
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