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Jasmine Tucker
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Budget Process,
Education,
Military & Security,
Social Insurance, Earned Benefits, & Safety Net
An omnibus in London/ Photo by Gene Hunt. A $1.1 trillion omnibus spending bill was unveiled last night in Congress to fund the government for the rest of this fiscal year. The bill will be voted on by the end of the week. But what exactly is an “omnibus”? In...
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Jo Comerford
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Budget Process
The federal budget process, explained in one graphic.
By
Mattea Kramer
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Budget Process,
Education,
Health Care,
Social Insurance, Earned Benefits, & Safety Net
Today marks the 50th anniversary of the War on Poverty, which renewed a commitment to federal funding for programs to help struggling Americans. Here's a list of resources that illustrate how these federal programs are faring 50 years later.
By
Becky Sweger
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Budget Process,
Transparency & Data
NPP is getting personal in 2014. Here's a sneak peak at the work ahead in the new year.
By
Robin Claremont
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Budget Process
Help us meet one last challenge to end 2013 on strong financial footing.
By
Jo Comerford
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Budget Process,
Debt & Deficit,
Education,
Social Insurance, Earned Benefits, & Safety Net,
Transparency & Data
Congress managed to squeeze through a budget deal just before its Dec. 13 deadline, narrowly avoiding another crisis. Yet there is still a long way to go. January is sure to be action-packed.
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Mattea Kramer
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Budget Process,
Social Insurance, Earned Benefits, & Safety Net
Yesterday evening in a vote of 64 to 36, the Senate passed the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2013.
By
Becky Sweger
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Budget Process,
Social Insurance, Earned Benefits, & Safety Net
Congress leaves some unfinished budget business as it heads out for the holidays.
By
Becky Sweger
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Budget Process
The deal's been done, but the U.S. is still a few steps away from having a budget. What's next?
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Mattea Kramer
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Budget Process,
Military & Security,
Social Insurance, Earned Benefits, & Safety Net
Senate Budget Chair Patty Murray, and her House counterpart Rep. Paul Ryan, yesterday reached a deal determining federal spending for the next two years. But who won and who lost?