The Berkeley City Council’s refusal to make budget cuts is a big mistake. Berkeley’s per capita spending is more than 30% ...

Just a few hours after the so-called "Big Beautiful Bill" passed the House of Representatives, clearing the way for President Donald Trump's signature, New York ...

The U.S. tax and spending bill passed on July 3 is expected to add more than $3 trillion to the country’s deficit over the ...

The republic of Chechnya’s financial dependence on the Russian federal government remains the highest in the country, with ...

States are spending 15 percent of their home-generated revenue on the program, seeing their largest cost increases in 20 ...

Many states rely on the federal government for the vast majority of their emergency management funding. Now, local leaders ...

The average taxpayer’s piece of the $37-trillion federal debt is about $240,000, or six years of the median income.

Wisconsin Policy Forum Wisconsin consistently receives fewer federal funds per capita than most other states. But federal ...

Republicans have proposed the per capita cap to help cut at least $2 trillion in spending to offset tax breaks and other priorities. Medicaid, which costs the government over $800 billion annually ...

For Medicaid expansion states, the government pays 90 percent. A per-beneficiary cap would fundamentally change Medicaid from an open-ended entitlement to one with strict limits on federal spending.

If states maintain their expansion spending and coverage, a per capita cap on the expansion population could shift $246 billion in costs to states over the next 10 years.