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What is the difference between an HSA, FSA, and HRA?
It’s like alphabet soup.
Newly disclosed documents reveal federal officials believe they have the authority to police speech online.
Just like the waves shaping the shoreline, AI has been making ripples across the world, transforming industries and surfacing in unexpected ways. It’s a technological adventure that has captured our imagination and has everyone talking.
Members want change. House Budget Committee Chair Jodey Arrington and Ranking Member Brendan Boyle recently announced a bipartisan budget process reform effort.
Congress doesn’t have to balance the federal budget, nor does it try. It doesn’t pursue debt-to-GDP targets, deficit targets, or any other comprehensive budget targets.
A couple weeks ago, the CEO of TikTok, Shou Zi Chew, testified before Congress to answer questions about the social media application currently used by Americans to share video content.
Congress could, however, borrow a best practice from the states: line-item budgets.
Congress needs a new approach to automatic budget enforcement to replace the failed model that relies on across-the-board cuts. Instead, enforcement should help Congress budget responsibly in the first place by setting up automatic consequences that make small, repeatable, surgical adjustments to various federal programs.
