The “Welfare to Work Projects” proposal in President Trump’s budget would facilitate the unraveling of major federal programs that help low- and moderate-income people meet ... Read more
The health policies in the President's fiscal year 2019 budget are a continuation of the Administration's health care agenda of the past year. Throughout 2017, ... Read more
Now that President Trump and congressional leaders have raised annual spending caps for defense and non-defense discretionary programs for 2018 and 2019, policymakers should make ... Read more
President Trump’s 2019 budget proposes to cut the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program by more than $213 billion over the next ten years — nearly a 30 percent cut. Read more
Now that Congress has agreed to raise the caps on discretionary spending in 2018 and 2019, policymakers have another chance to adequately fund ... Read more
President Trump’s 2019 budget would shift massive new costs to states and localities at a time when many states are already struggling to ... Read more
Under the Trump plan, regular non-defense appropriations would fall from year to year in each of the next ten years, leaving funding substantially below the levels agreed to in the recent bipartisan budget agreement. Read more
Administration officials claim that the President’s new infrastructure plan will support $1.5 trillion in infrastructure investment, but his 2019 budget reveals that that ... Read more
