Let’s start with the good news about retirement savings security. According to the report released on March 29, 2019 by the Government Accountability Office (GAO),
Have you reported on H.R. 1994, which passed the House of Representatives by an overwhelming vote of 417-3 before Memorial Day? Passage in the Senate
We’re coming up—again!—on an election cycle which has become practically a full-time business. This is a period where political reporters have at it. A run-up
Government shutdowns take place when appropriation bills or continuing resolutions that would fund the government aren’t passed. These temporary funding gaps can have a major
The Green New Deal proposes investing in more green jobs and technology in hopes of combating climate change. The U.S. is one of of the
The midterms are finally here. Over the past few months, campaigns have handed out countless number of pamphlets and other forms of campaign material to
Political spending has skyrocketed since the Supreme Court allowed corporations and unions to spend unlimited amounts of money in advertisements. The extent of the Court’s
Election hacking has remained in the headlines after a federal grand jury indicted 12 Russian intelligence officers on charges of hacking Democrats’ emails and computer
Environmentalists have long decried the wastefulness of single-use plastic straws, but the issue has recently entered the mainstream as Seattle’s ban on plastic straws and
Overall, 58% of working Americans had access to a retirement savings plan at work and 49% participated, so what’s all the ruckus about? A broader
Taxes never sleep. While the time to file taxes has passed, and people have either received a refund or paid the government, the effects of
We explored the health risks of vaping and its increasing use among middle- and high-school age students in a post in late April. Since then,
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