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General Waste

Education, General Waste

Results Should Be the Primary Goal in Education

March 3, 2025 Christina Smith

Higher spending doesn’t equate to better educational outcomes for U.S. students. 

Budget, General Waste, Postal Service

Fix USPS Without Forcing its Imminent Demise

February 21, 2025 Thomas Schatz

USPS reforms must be made without leading to an imminent taxpayer bailout.

Energy, General Waste, Government Waste, States

State Legislators Should Reject Government Takeovers of Utilities

February 14, 2025 Alec Mena

Proposals to establish new municipal utilities would roll back the advance of energy privatization. 

General Waste, Regulations, Tech-Telecom

BEAD Requirements Should Be Rolled Back

February 13, 2025 Deborah Collier

NTIA’s complicated guidance and approval process has delayed infrastructure deployment of broadband using BEAD funding.

340B, General Waste, Healthcare

340B Must Be Reformed in the 119th Congress

February 12, 2025 Christina Smith

340B reform should not only should be acted on by Congress, but also reviewed by DOGE.

General Waste

A Penny Saved From Production Means Dollars Earned for Taxpayers

February 11, 2025 Deborah Collier

President Trump’s announcement that the U.S. Mint will halt production of the penny is good news for taxpayers.

General Waste, Oversight, Postal Service

USPS Reforms Must Be Included in Reconciliation

February 11, 2025 Thomas Schatz

Congress must include reforms to the USPS in reconciliation and DOGE should take a close look as well.

Defense, F-35, General Waste

Joint Strike Fighter Limited by Inadequate Software

February 10, 2025 Sean Kennedy

The F-35’s software development is plagued by underperformance and delays, raising serious concerns about the JSF’s reliability.

General Waste, Healthcare, Regulations

FDA Recognizes Value of Tobacco Harm Reduction

February 6, 2025 Alec Mena

Regulators approve less-harmful alternative to tobacco.

Commerce, General Waste, Housing, Tech-Telecom

The Savings from Broadband Bulk Billing Are Saved

January 29, 2025 Deborah Collier

A Biden-era effort to ban cost-saving bulk billing of internet services has been halted by new FCC Chairman Brendan Carr.

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