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States in Recovery: Revenues
For nearly half the states, recovery is tenuous, with revenues still below peak levels before the recession. more
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Cuts to Food Stamps Are Key in Farm Bill Debate
Differences in Washington over how to cut food stamp spending have divided Congress, and could mean big changes for the states and millions of Americans. more
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When Local Governments' Pensions Are Beyond Their Control
It might come as a surprise to some, given the drumbeat of reports about underfunded public pensions, that a number of states and localities boast retirement systems that consistently perform well: In North Carolina and Milwaukee, for example, policymakers paid their pension bills when they came due and raised benefits only after determining how to pay for them.
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Majorities Drive Sweeping, Divergent Changes Across States
LEGISLATIVE REVIEW: Huge legislative majorities in states have made sweeping — and divergent —changes on a slew of issues, including guns, taxes, immigration, elections, gay marriage and more, contrasting with glacial-paced Washington. Will there be backlash? more
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Repair Bills Mount for Deteriorating Roads
Despite a few wins early this year, many governors are struggling to find funds to keep their states’ roads smooth and safe. more
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Legislation Would Take State Mineral Revenue off Chopping Block
Proposals in Congress would save tens of millions of dollars in mineral payments to states from sequestration’s sweeping cuts. more
