By
Robin Claremont
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Jasmine Tucker
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Budget Process,
Education
Here's one way we could help Millenials attain higher education without burgeoning student loan debt.
By
Becky Sweger
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Budget Process
Federal Budget 101, one of NPP's most popular resources, gets an update. Find out what's new.
By
Jasmine Tucker
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Budget Process
Last month we re-launched a major portion of our website, organizing our federal budget research content into eight issue areas. This week, we bring you key steps in the federal budget process.
By
Robin Claremont
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Budget Process,
Taxes & Revenue
The average American taxpayer paid $11,715 in income taxes in 2013. Here's 13 surprising charts that show how the federal government spent those tax dollars.
By
Mattea Kramer
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Budget Process,
Social Insurance, Earned Benefits, & Safety Net,
Taxes & Revenue
If you want a story about the illogic that rules Washington, look no further than this.
By
Jasmine Tucker
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Budget Process
Yesterday NPP released its fourth annual, one-of-a-kind Competing Visions analysis, which compares the president’s budget proposal to two significantly different alternatives.
By
Mattea Kramer
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Budget Process,
Debt & Deficit,
Education,
Health Care,
Military & Security,
Social Insurance, Earned Benefits, & Safety Net,
Taxes & Revenue
Today we released The President's 2015 Budget in Pictures, a series of colorful charts telling the story of the priorities in the president's budget.
By
NPP Intern
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Budget Process
After getting through Congress, the final version of the budget will likely look very different from this initial blueprint; but the changes legislators make should reflect your priorities, not their political agenda.
By
NPP Intern
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Budget Process
Now that Millenials are primary investors in the federal budget, shouldn't we have a say in what it looks like?
By
Robin Claremont
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Budget Process,
Debt & Deficit,
Education,
Military & Security,
Taxes & Revenue
Here are the five things you absolutely need to know about President Obama's proposal to spend $3.9 trillion in 2015