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Like Reagan, Schwarzenegger and Brown, Newsom uses veto pen to rein in spending by California lawmakers
It’s the job of a governor to play adult supervisor and not give adolescent state legislators all the spending money they’d like. Otherwise, they’d break the family bank. All modern California governors have performed this role, often in different ways and frequently with relish.
California sues Facebook parent Meta over alleged harm to young people
California and other states on Tuesday sued Facebook parent company Meta over allegations that it “designed and deployed harmful features” on the main social network and its platform Instagram.
Republican disarray on the House speakership nothing new
The current kerfuffle in the Republican party’s attempt to select a Speaker of the House to replace Kevin McCarthy brings to mind the ascension and later resignation of Newt Gingrich as Speaker following the Republican Revolution vote of 1994.
CMS Roundup (Oct. 20, 2023)
the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) provides an at-a-glance summary of news from around the agency.
The growing gap between federal food aid and those most impacted
Food insecurity remains a crisis for families across the country. Yet something unexpected is showing up in the data from federal food benefit programs.
