Question of the Day
If the annual gap between government spending and revenues were equally divided among every household in the United States, how much would it be?
Read moreIf the annual gap between government spending and revenues were equally divided among every household in the United States, how much would it be?
Read moreIn 1970, 6% of the U.S. population was enrolled in Medicaid. What is this figure today?
Read moreIs the interest on the national debt higher or lower than federal corporate income tax revenues?
Read moreHas federal government spending on means-tested welfare become a larger or smaller portion of the federal budget since 1970?
Read moreWhich renewable energy source generates more energy for the U.S. than any other renewable source?
Read moreWhich of the following diagnoses is the most common reason why people receive Social Security disability benefits?
Read moreIn states that have legalized marijuana for recreational use, have workers in safety-sensitive jobs (like pilots, bus drivers, and nuclear power plant employees) tested positive for marijuana at higher rates?
Read moreHow much does the federal government spend per year for each child enrolled in Head Start (the largest federal education / childcare program for preschoolers)?
Read moreIf Congress had never changed the original Social Security Act of 1935, how much longer would the program be solvent than the Social Security Administration’s current best estimate?
Read moreWhat portion of the income of U.S. middle-income households is provided on average by government benefits?
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