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Where do bureaucrats get their power?
How would Republican reduce the deficit?
How do congressional budgeting procedures work against bipartisanship?
Does migration increase car thefts?
Are houses becoming less affordable?
Why is health-care reform so hard?
How much ballot harvesting happens?
How much does federal hiring influence job growth?
Does migration affect overall crime rates?
Did the FAA's Diversity Initiative Make Air Travel Less Safe?
Where Do Undocumented Migrants Live?
How efficient is the Medicaid program?
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Where are migrants to the U.S. coming from?
When and how do abortions occur?
Does the national debt matter?
Are efforts to control unauthorized entries at the southern border working?
How many new charging stations are needed to support a transition to electric vehicles?
What is the documented rate of police misconduct?
If crime rates are going down, why are Americans so worried about crime?
How does the minimum wage benefit workers?
Do labor unions help workers?
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Why do states cancel voter registrations?
When Will We Know Who Won The 2024 Election?
Has climate change made hurricanes more severe?
What do political polls tell us?
What is the impact of criminalizing unauthorized migration?
Where are migrants to the U.S. coming from?
When and how do abortions occur?
Does the national debt matter?
Are efforts to control unauthorized entries at the southern border working?
How many new charging stations are needed to support a transition to electric vehicles?
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June 12, 2025

What the 2025 Reconciliation Bill Means

In a 215-214 vote on May 22, 2025, the House of Representatives passed the 2025 Budget Reconciliation bill, also referred to as the "One Big Beautiful Bill,” sending it to the Senate. The legislation represents a major policy shift, affecting programs ranging from Medicaid work requirements to how overtime pay is taxed. But what exactly does it do? How will it affect the federal deficit?
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June 5, 2025

The SAVE Act

In April 2025, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 22, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, by a 220-208 vote. SAVE Act supporters call the bill a necessary step to prevent non-citizens from voting in federal elections. Opponents say it creates significant barriers for eligible voters. What would its effects be if it became law?
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May 29, 2025

Medicaid Work Requirements

Medicaid is the federal-state program that provides health care to over 75 million Americans. Republicans in the House of Representatives have proposed adding work requirements to Medicaid eligibility as part of the so-called “One Beautiful Bill" budget reconciliation measure. What are the policy implications of this measure?
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