The Senate held a much-publicized vote on the “Buffett Rule,” a basic measure of fairness that would ensure millionaires don’t pay a lower tax rate ...
The House Republican budget was presented on March 20 by Chairman Paul Ryan. Here are some reactions and analyses from our friends in the field, explaining what ...
Check out this awesome brand new infographic from the National Women's Law Center comparing tax cuts for millionaires to supports for children and families.
Congress is unlikely to consider legislation that would fundamentally restructure Medicare until a new Congress -- and possibly a new president -- are seated in 2013. ...
A new report released today by the Coalition on Human Needs for the first time examines the impact of the automatic spending cuts mandated by the Budget Control Act ...
Voices for America’s Children launched this campaign in 2011 to oppose cuts to children’s programs during the 2012 budget debate. Through a new Facebook ...
As the federal government works to bring college costs under control, guest blogger Shayla Price says now is the time for students to follow that lead and create ...
Just 30 percent of eligible children participate in the program, and only 2 percent are enrolled in Early Head Start, a service for families with infants and ...
President Barack Obama unveiled his 2013 budget proposal last week, which calls for $3.8 trillion in spending and projects a $901 billion deficit for the year. ...
This past Monday, February 13, President Obama released his budget for Fiscal Year 2013. While the document offers $4.3 trillion in long-term deficit reduction, the ...
President Barack Obama’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2013 sets a responsible course for rebuilding the economy so that it works for everyone, not just the ...
The National Women Law Center's analysis of the 2014 budget proposal by President Obama sees that it offers some promising news for children and low-income women ...
