Is Bryan Steil correct that households are spending $11,400 more per year because of Biden?
Rep. Bryan Steil said "Bidenomics" is costing the average household $11,400 more a year. The number is about right, but there's more to the picture.
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Rep. Bryan Steil said "Bidenomics" is costing the average household $11,400 more a year. The number is about right, but there's more to the picture.
With election season already underway, some state election officials are expressing frustration that Congress has yet to allocate federal money they have come to rely on.
Election officials face a long list of challenges this year, including potential cyberattacks waged by foreign governments, criminal ransomware gangs attacking computer systems and the persistence of election misinformation that has led to harassment of election officials and undermined public confidence.
Election officials face a long list of challenges this year, including potential cyberattacks waged by foreign governments, criminal ransomware gangs attacking computer systems and the persistence of election misinformation that has led to harassment of election officials and undermined public confidence.
Budget negotiations on the federal level have been bogged down by partisanship, and most federal agencies are still operating on budgets and spending levels that were approved in 2023.