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Tag: Steve Brawner

If it is broke, try to fix it
Nation Politics Voices

If it is broke, try to fix it

Would a two-year budget process and another 18-member commission help the federal government stop spending so much money it doesn’t have?

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Is LEARNS working? Students’ scores rise
Arkansas Voices

Is LEARNS working? Students’ scores rise

The percentage of Arkansas public school students scoring proficient on the state’s end-of-the-year ATLAS test is increasing, while the percentage scoring at the lowest level is decreasing

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Is Congress more divided than America is?
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Is Congress more divided than America is?

Is Congress more polarized than the American people, or does it merely reflect a polarized country?

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Will Arkansans see $430 Social Security cut?
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Will Arkansans see $430 Social Security cut?

If Congress doesn’t act, the average Arkansas retiree could see a Social Security monthly benefit cut of $430 in 2032, based on findings from the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget

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Politicians choosing their voters
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Politicians choosing their voters

Which party will control the U.S. House of Representatives after the November elections? It becomes harder to predict each time a state redraws its congressional district map.

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The Class of ’26 and the Class of ’87
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The Class of ’26 and the Class of ’87

The Class of ’26 had a different school experience than my Class of ’87

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Jett: Arkansas needs a ‘stress test’
Arkansas Government Voices

Jett: Arkansas needs a ‘stress test’

Large banks must perform “stress tests” to ensure they would be OK if the economy took a severe downturn. Should Arkansas’ state government do the same?

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