This week, a historic shakeup within the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) has been revealed.| The Debrief
New York, NY, August 12, 2025 – Counslr, a leading mental health and wellness platform, announced today that it has expanded its ... Read more| eSchool News
Recipients of the Community Services Block Grant say the potential elimination could hit rural communities especially hard. The post Trump wants to eliminate a grant program because it funds ‘equity-building and green energy initiatives’ appeared first on The Invading Sea.| The Invading Sea
North Central could see less parking, more cars, and even more residents and students with little other options for transportation.| The Temple News
Amid a $140 million budget shortfall, the University has begun widespread layoffs, with 363 staff affected so far. The post Stanford to lay off over 360 staff following $140 million budget cuts appeared first on The Stanford Daily.| The Stanford Daily
REVISION (August 21, 2025): Due to inconsistent reporting between the Division of Financial Management and Legislative Service Office, this article has been updated. The article now reflects the data that was provided by the LSO following the article's publication. For several years, the Idaho Freedom Foundation (IFF) has been sounding warnings about Idaho's excessive spending […]| Idaho Freedom
Governor Hobbs instructs state agencies to limit budget requests due to federal funding uncertainties for fiscal year 2027.| Arizona Capitol Times | Your Inside Source for Arizona Government, Politics a...
The President of Monmouth College, a private liberal arts college in Illinois, has recently announced that students at the school will no longer be able to major in philosophy, nor in a number of other subjects, starting in Fall 2026. “We stand firm to our commitment as a liberal arts college and embrace the traditions of Monmouth and liberal arts schools,” said President Patricia Draves, as she announced the elimination of major programs in philosophy, history, classics, anthropology, so...| Daily Nous
You can succeed after marketing budget cuts. Because so many companies see marketing as an expense, rather than contributing to revenue, marketing budgets are often the first to get cut. These cuts can happen at any time during the year. Even though marketers know that what they do contributes to revenue, it’s often tough to … Continue reading "How to succeed after marketing budget cuts" The post How to succeed after marketing budget cuts appeared first on Crystal Clear Communications.| Crystal Clear Communications
Ask any good conservative in Idaho politics, and they’ll tell you Idaho’s budgets and government growth are out of control. They’re right. Now, throw in the biggest buzzword in politics for the last six months (the start of President Trump’s return to power), “DOGE.” Of course, that’s shorthand for the Department of Government Efficiency (headed […]| Idaho Freedom
Want to know what happens in an Idaho Freedom Foundation team meeting? Here’s a glimpse. The question was asked, “If Argentina can cut its government and spending by 28% in one year, why can’t Idaho do that or more?” Without missing a beat, “The answer is ‘cowardice,’” rang out from one (unnamed) freedom fighter. And […]| Idaho Freedom
July 21, 2025–The National Association of Counties (NACo), an FDR-era organization founded in 1935, celebrated its 90th anniversary, July 11-14 in Philadelphia. The Coalition for a National Infrastructure Bank (NIB) intervened into the proceedings with an initiative for a National Infrastructure Bank. The Coalition had three organizers on the ground […] The post National Association of Counties Endorses National Infrastructure Bank appeared first on American System Now.| American System Now
The cartoonist imagines Colorado receiving a 149th birthday card it didn't expect — or particularly appreciate.| The Colorado Sun
INTERVIEW ON THE PRICE OF BUSINESS SHOW, MEDIA PARTNER OF THIS SITE. Recently Kevin Price, Host of...| The Daily Blaze
Stanford students and recent grads chase acting dreams at a time when the arts are threatened on many fronts, including politically and technologically. The post Is passion enough? Students reel after national cuts to performing arts funding appeared first on The Stanford Daily.| The Stanford Daily
Health care workers joined community and faith leaders today on the Capitol steps in St. Paul to demand Republicans in Congress walk back historic cuts to Medicaid included in their budget bill, wh…| Union Advocate
The City Council unanimously voted on Monday to pass a nearly $116 billion municipal budget deal for the upcoming fiscal year that makes many of the| amNewYork
A budgetary deficit in the 2024 fiscal year will force all university divisions to reduce expenses by about 4%, according to a statement from Provost Mike Lewis provided to the University News on Sept. 18. This “moderate” budget deficit was expected, caused by a significant drop in new international student enrollment, increased gift-aid and high...| The University News
Georgetown University will take steps to limit expenses and increase revenue, including a temporary hiring freeze for faculty and staff and pause on merit salary increases, as the federal government makes significant cuts to higher education. The cuts, which interim university President Robert M. Groves announced in an email to faculty April 29, will take...| The Hoya
Managing Partners Sandra Henriquez, Monika Johnson Hostler, and Yolanda Edrington build the business case for sexual violence prevention.| RALIANCE
Repeal of two tax credits would raise residential customer bills 7% across the country, and even more for businesses, said a report from NERA Economic Consulting.| pv magazine USA
The philosophy major at Sonoma State University is among several degree programs slated for elimination at Sonoma State University, and the philosophy department is one of six that will be closed, according to a plan proposed by the university’s aptly named interim president, Emily F. Cutrer. In her proposal, President Cutrer notes that the university| Daily Nous - news for & about the philosophy profession
-[Temporarily moved to the top of the page (again), as the issues discussed are still with us. Originally published in October, 2020.]- Many philosophy departments and programs have been targeted for cuts or elimination over the past several years, and many currently are undergoing reviews by administrators looking to make budget cuts or other changes| Daily Nous - news for & about the philosophy profession
While New York City must propose a balanced budget in January for the coming fiscal year, some say Adams’ approach to closing the gap is a blunt instrument, and not the only option.| City Limits
A week after WaterTower Theatre abruptly laid off its associate producer, Elizabeth Kensek, the theater company has provided some insight into the financial and structural conditions that prompted the decision.| CultureMap Dallas
Steve Dyer, former legislator and perennial budget hawk, tracks wasteful spending on charter schools in Ohio in this post. Ohio is throwing away billions on charters and vouchers, at the expense of…| Diane Ravitch's blog