How Much Has the Iran War Cost - Based on estimates provided by the Pentagon, economists and other experts, we estimate that the war in Iran has cost the US at least $35 billion per month, or about $220 billion for the six months from the start of the war in late February through the end of August.  This includes military costs and higher prices for consumers.  

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How does the Republicans' "One Big Beautiful Bill" affect Health Insurance? - The One Big Beautiful Bill Act makes an already broken health-care system more expensive and less secure for millions of Americans. The law’s effects will be felt not only by people who lose coverage, but also by hospitals, clinics, employers, local governments, and our communities.

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What have Data Centers meant for communities where they have operated for years?   Experience with data centers in operation for multiple years shows they pose both large potential benefits and significant risks.  Communities should understand those tradeoffs and establish clear expectations before a major project moves forward.