Government Funding News and Blog Posts
When The Democrats Go To War—Against Each Other
Recommended Reading / March 17th, 2025 / by Dan Schnur

After several weeks of flailing and muddled messaging, the Democratic Party found its voice last week. They saw a clear injustice committed and spoke out powerfully against its perpetrator. They delivered their message with a clarity and forcefulness that had previously been missing, and there’s no question that they inflicted significant political damage on their septuagenarian target. It’s still unclear whether he will survive their attacks.
See moreHow AllSides Remains Independent
Recommended Reading / February 7th, 2025 / by John Gable, AllSides Co-founder

AllSides is a for-profit company, but unlike traditional media organizations, we are a Public Benefit Corporation. This means we don’t just focus on profit—we are legally committed to our mission of reducing polarization and empowering people to think for themselves. If a billionaire or government entity wanted to buy us out, we can legally say no if it would compromise that mission.
See moreWhen Trump and Musk Figure Out Who’s In Charge
Recommended Reading / December 23rd, 2024 / by Dan Schnur

It’s worth noting that while Trump and Musk both harshly criticized Johnson’s original deal, the final agreement looked a lot more like the demands of the tech mogul than the wishes of the incoming president. By contrast, Trump’s ultimatum that the nation’s debt ceiling be increased before he took office had evaporated into a toothless commitment for future action.
See moreCan Two Men and a DOGE Cut Government Spending?
Recommended Reading / December 11th, 2024 / by Adam Brandon

Because we’re in an increasingly hyper-partisan atmosphere, some may dismiss DOGE as an unserious effort. We should take it seriously. The deficits and debt that the United States is accumulating are among the most pressing domestic problems that we face as a nation.
See moreWho’s to Blame for the Last Minute Shutdown Talks?
Recommended Reading / October 3rd, 2023 / by Clare Ashcraft

The national debt re-entered the political discourse last week as the nation narrowly averted a government shutdown. How big of an issue is the national debt, and why do Democrats and Republicans disagree on it?
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