Federal
2017 Federal Tax Reform Bill
Last week the U.S. House passed the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act,” its first major revision to the U.S. tax code since 1986. What changes are in store and what will they mean to Texas? […]
debt
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Citizens Historically Dissatisfied With U.S. Governance
Thirteen years have now elapsed since the last time Americans have been satisfied overall with the way the country has been governed. This period spanned three presidents and two parties with a surprisingly consistent consensus: […]
Economy
Referendum on Puerto Rico Statehood
Last Sunday (6/11/17) Puerto Ricans went to the polls to vote in a nonbinding referendum on the future status of the commonwealth. Since, as reported, 97% chose U.S. statehood, obviously the majority want to join […]