By
Ashik Siddique
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Education,
Military & Security
Total student loan debt in the United States amounts to $1.7 trillion — that's already how much the Pentagon is set to spend on its most expensive weapon system, the F-35 jet fighter.
By
Christian Ephriam
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Military & Security
If we really want to curb gun violence in this country, our nation’s police budgets are a good place to start.
By
Lindsay Koshgarian
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Military & Security
Even $100 billion is actually a modest cut when it comes to the Pentagon. We could cut much more and end up even safer. But when that $37 billion or $100 billion can do so much good elsewhere, it's unacceptable to put it in the Pentagon.
By
Christian Ephriam
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Military & Security
In the colossal military spending budget set to pass as part of the FY23 National Defense Authorization Act, the amount spent on nuclear weapons alone over the next decade is much more than the deficit increase of the failed Build Back Better infrastructure bill.
By
Lindsay Koshgarian
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Military & Security
By
Ashik Siddique
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Military & Security
The United States still makes up the lion’s share of world military spending, with its $801 billion in 2021 representing 39% of the world’s military budget.
By
Lorah Steichen
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Budget Process
The Biden administration continues to support increased funding for ICE’s e-carceration and surveillance programs — so-called “Alternatives to Detention.” We must defund all forms of immigrant incarceration.
By
Lindsay Koshgarian
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Military & Security
U.S. and NATO miltiary spending totaling nearly $1.2 trillion - more than 17 times as much as Russia spent - failed to dissuade Putin's aggression toward Ukraine. The U.S. alone spent 12 times as much as Russia.
By
Lorah Steichen
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Budget Process
With our partners in the Defund Hate Coalition, we’re pleased to announce the release of the 2023 transformative budget proposal on U.S. immigration.
By
Ashik Siddique
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Taxes & Revenue
How does our government actually spend our tax dollars? Around Tax Day, it’s fair to wonder. Most of us never find out.
But at NPP, we got the receipts.