US Fiscal Policy Digest · Jul 07, 2026
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Recent federal reforms create a dual shift in education funding: tighter student loan terms alongside new Pell Grant access for short-term...
Starting October 2027, states with higher SNAP payment error rates must cover 5-15% of benefit costs.
Federal cuts to Medicaid and disease surveillance are expanding risks even as a new $50B rural health tech program rolls out.
Spending on Social Security and Medicare will climb from 45% to 52% of non-interest federal outlays by 2036 and keep rising, driving two-thirds of...
Federal policy pairs broad payment pressure with targeted rural grants, as Kansas deploys $221 million in year-one funding from the five-year Rural...
Nine Republican senators including Marsha Blackburn have launched a Senate Anti-Fraud Task Force to examine fraud, waste and abuse in federal programs...
Federal school vouchers, set for 2027, would drain billions from public education while offering little accountability or oversight.
Two federal judges struck down a Trump administration rule that would have narrowed Public Service Loan Forgiveness eligibility by excluding...
Kevin Warsh's first FOMC meeting shifted focus sharply to inflation control through interest rates while signaling the $6.7 trillion balance sheet...
Federal tax cuts in the One Big Beautiful Bill are widening Nebraska's fiscal gap while tightening aid programs.
Vermont has seen a 7% SNAP enrollment decline since the One Big Beautiful Bill Act imposed broader work requirements last summer.