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The use of federal funds for the Kennedy Center's renovations, with constraints on their use and the need for congressional oversight.
Title 32 keeps National Guard units under state control while often using federal funding, producing a hybrid status that preserves gubernatorial command but extends federal pay and benefits . Title 1...
are confronting concrete staffing and budgetary pressures as ICE’s recruitment campaign—backed by large bonuses, loan forgiveness and a major —pulls officers toward federal pay and benefits, forcing s...
has announced a of beginning July 4, 2026, framing it as a “complete rebuilding” that will entail major renovations he says are fully financed and would cost roughly $200 million to $257 million, but ...
Public Law 88‑260 (Jan. 23, 1964) formally renamed the “John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts,” required that any prior statutory or administrative reference to the National Cultural Center b...
Sanctuary policies produce a mixed fiscal picture: several academic and advocacy studies find net local economic and budgetary benefits—higher incomes, lower poverty, and avoided enforcement costs—whi...