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House Should Not Transfer More Tariff Authority to the Executive Branch

by Bryan Riley September 11, 2026

American Businesses and Consumers Win with Pro-Taxpayer Recycling Legislation

by Thomas Aiello September 11, 2026

A Hasty Effort to Define “Ultra-Processed” Foods Could Increase Costs and Confuse American Consumers

by David Timmons September 03, 2026

House FY 2027 Appropriation Bills Include Nearly $14 Billion of Rescissions That Could Be Used for Deficit Reduction

by Matthew Dickerson September 01, 2026

Going Against FDR’s Wishes: “Bipartisan” Social Security “Tax Max” Elimination Proposal Would Break Core Program Design and Risk Its Future

by David Timmons August 27, 2026

Cascading Tariffs: How Steel Protection Keeps Breeding More Protection

by Asher Rose August 25, 2026

USMCA at a Crossroads: What the 2026 Review Could Mean for North American Trade

by Asher Rose August 25, 2026

How Congress Should Respond to the Debt Limit

by Matthew Dickerson August 20, 2026

Projecting the Debt Limit

by Matthew Dickerson August 20, 2026

The Administration Should Extend Beneficial Jones Act Waiver

by Evan Smith August 07, 2026

The Senate CR and the Shutdown Threat

by Matthew Dickerson August 03, 2026

House FY 2027 Appropriations Would Increase Spending Topline by $162 Billion, Hold Non-Defense Spending Flat

by Matthew Dickerson July 31, 2026

Congress Must Pass Energy Permitting Reform

by Thomas Aiello July 31, 2026

Breaking Down the House: What Do the Reconciliation 3.0 Instructions Really Mean?

by Brittany Madni July 29, 2026

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