
Fact Sheet: How Closing a Tax Loophole That Benefits the Rich Would Strengthen Medicare
A key provision reportedly agreed to in the reconciliation bill would extend the Medicare trust fund by three years.
A key provision reportedly agreed to in the reconciliation bill would extend the Medicare trust fund by three years.
This month marks 13 years since the federal minimum wage was increased. The lack of an increase during this period has disproportionately harmed women and people of color.
By instituting prevailing wage policies, policymakers can ensure that the jobs they subsidize in one of America's newest industries offer fair wages and benefits.
Seth Hanlon testified before the U.S. House Select Committee on Economic Disparities and Fairness in Growth on evaluating tax fairness.
Todd Phillips urges regulators to more forcefully police bank mergers due to the unique risks they pose to the U.S. economy.
It is past time for policymakers to develop a long-term vision that addresses the infant formula crisis and focuses on building a more responsive, resilient food system and safety net for all.
Justin Schweitzer outlines the successes of the unemployment insurance expansions during the COVID-19 pandemic and calls for greater reform.
Policymakers should enact commonsense reforms to opportunity zones to boost transparency and accountability, stem rising costs, and focus attention on communities most in need.
The FDIC’s proposed climate-related risk management principles for banks are necessary to ensure the safety and soundness of the financial system.
If the U.S. Federal Reserve acts too aggressively, it could risk a recession and threaten the economy’s strength and the labor market’s momentum.
State insurance regulators and the Federal Insurance Office should enact these policy recommendations to address the risks climate change poses to both insurance companies and insurance markets.
As the U.S. banking industry becomes increasingly concentrated into fewer, larger firms, federal regulators must reform the process by which they approve new mergers.