Politics

In an era marked by rapid advancements in automotive technology and an ever-evolving landscape of transportation needs, the traditional gas tax is finding itself more obsolete than ever. As states scramble to find alternative funding sources for transportation infrastructure, it becomes evident that a paradigm shift is occurring. With roughly two-thirds of states in America
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The Trump administration’s recent maneuver to commandeer the long-anticipated $7 billion renovation of New York’s Pennsylvania Station is both timely and contentious. By dismissing the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) as the lead on this project and repositioning Amtrak at the forefront, Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy is inserting a new dynamic into the debate over
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The recent denials by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for disaster relief funding requests from Washington and North Carolina raise essential questions about the agency’s efficacy and commitment to supporting states in crisis. During a time when both states faced monumental natural disasters, it becomes profoundly disheartening to witness a federal response that seems
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California Governor Gavin Newsom’s recent signing of a supplemental budget bill representing a staggering $2.8 billion allocation for Medi-Cal sets off alarm bells for many fiscal conservatives who question the sustainability of such extensive healthcare provisions, particularly for undocumented immigrants. While the intention behind providing healthcare to the most vulnerable segments of society might seem
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In an alarming move that underscores the precarious state of American education, California, New York, and a coalition of 16 states, along with the District of Columbia, have taken a stand against the Trump administration. The lawsuit filed against the U.S. Department of Education captures more than just a legal dispute over funds; it reflects
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The recent narrow passage of President Donald Trump’s “big beautiful bill” through the House of Representatives is a quintessential example of political theatre veiled as progress. On a razor-thin margin of 216-214, the Republican leadership managed to cajole a few hesitant members into supporting legislation that many believe falls short of genuine fiscal responsibility. While
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