Q&A: Everything You Should Know About Government Shutdowns
Congress faces a number of looming fiscal crises this fall, and the first obstacle is just around the corner -- if lawmakers fail to pass legislati
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Peters Introduces Constructive Budget Process Reforms
With the debt limit approaching and another showdown looming, the focus of some policymakers may naturally turn to how to avoid a similar potential
Appropriations Bill Lands With a THUD on the Floor
Yesterday, the House Transportation-Housing and Urban Development (THUD) appropriations bill was
Jul 12, 2013 | Blog Paper Press Release
Ways and Means Begins Work on Entitlement Reform
Just as they have for tax reform, the House Ways and Means Committee has begun organizing an
Appropriations Update: Sequester Looms Large in the Process
The appropriations process is usually arduous, but this year may be even more so.
Jun 11, 2013 | Blog Paper Press Release
A Bipartisan Plan to SAVE
Recently, a bipartisan duo in the House -- Rep. Patrick Murphy (D-FL) and Rep.
Energy and Commerce Dips Its Toe Into the SGR Pool
Today, the House Energy and Commerce Committee
House Democrats Take Another Crack at Sequester Replacement
Although efforts to replace the sequester have been on hold for a while, the House Democrats, led by House Budget Committee ranking member Chris Va
Budget Reforms Come to the Forefront in the House Budget Committee
Last week, the House Budget Committee released a package of budget
JCT Hands Out Programs for the Tax Reform Debate
As work on tax reform gets going, the Joint Committee on Taxation has provided a 568-page