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Tony Romm· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryDems look to reassert power over spending

Incoming majority eyes new limits on White House budget choices.

Colleen Wright· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondarySt. Pete Mayor-elect Crist teases a ‘map forward’ for city

He said he is talking to former mayors to navigate budget cuts after the passage of Amendment 3.

Jenny Jarvie· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadLittle room for error for the next mayor of L.A.

Whoever is elected faces slew of problems, including on budget, police and housing.

Tim WallaceChris Price· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadPrepare for decade of pain, warns IFS

Healey accused of 'unhelpful fiddling' after ducking welfare changes in the Budget

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadBudget chaos as Healey backtracks over welfare cuts

Treasury forced into denying plan to cut benefits before election after chancellor sparks confusion over ballooning costs – and IFS says Budget won't tackle UK's worst decade on record for growth

A.D. Quig· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadFor Preckwinkle, eyes on future

Poised to win fifth term, Democratic incumbent focuses on budget challenges, finding successor

Lewis Page· Daily Telegraph · UK
SecondaryThis Budget has betrayed our Armed Forces
Daniel Martin· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadLabour ‘falsified’ defence spending

Sir Ben Wallace claims military budget inflated to appear on course for Nato target

Erin Adler· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadU budget cuts could exceed $260m

Reductions might be higher than expected. Faculty and students were already worried.

Jake Sheridan· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryMayor again calls for taxes on large corporations

Johnson tight-lipped on specific plans as budget showdown looms

Szu Ping Chan· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadIMF warns against Budget giveaways

Fuel subsidies and cost-of-living handouts risk piling pressure on debt-laden economy

Erin Adler· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryMINN. PRIVATE COLLEGES TOUT THEIR AFFORDABILITY

As families balk at costs, some schools cut tuition and debt and promote budget friendliness.

Gillian McgoldrickMichelle Baruchman· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryGas prices, budgeting, and Trump: Shapiro-Garrity debate takeaways

The Democratic governor and his Republican challenger met for a largely civil and wide-ranging forum.

Deena Winter· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryPolice overtime abuse in Mpls. 'inexcusable'

MPD officials admit to a budget "mess." They say OT has been handed out too loosely and vow they will monitor it better.

Alice Yin· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryCouncil majority opposes head tax

Letter warns Johnson about pursuing it in the 2027 city budget

Claire PartainNusaiba Mizan· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadEnrollment plunge triggers HISD cuts

Staff, campus budgets are being trimmed as district reports nearly 10,000 fewer students

Rachel Barber· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryIncrease to Fed rate about to impact budgets

Spenders to feel more pinched as savers benefit from returns

John Lomax V· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryCounty adopts tax hike, $3.1B budget

Commissioners blame increase on break for businesses, unfunded GOP state mandates

Catie Edmondson· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryIran war costs for U.S. reach $38 billion

Budget Office says depleted munitions could take five years to replenish.

Mara Klecker· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryTaking first steps in consolidation of Mpls. schools

School board was set to review proposals to streamline district with enrollment, budget woes.

Ryan Nickerson· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadMetro revises budget after backlash

Bus, rail service levels to be maintained; lower-priority projects delayed; 177 jobs cut

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryKemi Badenoch sacks Mel Stride in shadow cabinet reshuffle

The Tory leader has replaced her shadow chancellor (right) with one of the architects of the Truss mini-Budget

Ryan Nickerson· Houston Chronicle · US
Lead$1.7B Metro plan cuts bus, rail hours

Budget also would slash spending on long-term projects, marking first post-pandemic trims

Todd Wallack· Washington Post · US
SecondaryColleges are scaling back Black studies departments, majors and classes

Schools cite low enrollment, budget issues and state laws

Deena Winter· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadHomeowners face heavy tax burden

Under Minneapolis mayor's budget, most will see higher jumps than proposed 11.3%.

Ryan Nickerson· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryCounty proposes a $3.1B budget, tax rate hike

Spending would climb 12% as policing, health costs rise

Howard Blume· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryLAUSD works to calm fears of budget crisis

County officials pursue oversight ahead of the new school year, with job cuts a possibility

Lizzy Alspach· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryPinellas beaches may raise parking fees

Proposed budget suggests hourly rate to mitigate possible property tax loss.

Christopher Snowbeck· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryConflict left HCMC on financial brink

Efforts to address the budget crisis stalled for years amid distrust and finger-pointing.

Max Chesnes· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadNature preserves may take hit

Weedon Isle and Shell Key are targeted in Pinellas County’s budget, as are the seasonal lifeguard programs at Fort De Soto and Sand Key.

Edward White· Financial Times · UK
LeadChina begins global tax hunt reaching back decades as fiscal pressure grows

Ultra-rich face deep scrutiny Tough curbs on offshore capital flows Budget revenues stagnate

Cerys Davies· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadL.A. aims to hold on to indie film production

Proposed grants would fund low-budget projects

Ana Ceballos· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryFla. law enforcement, firefighter groups sound alarm over property tax cut proposal

Public safety is the largest budget item in 80% of communities, according to “Vote No on 3” campaign.

Kate Armanini· Chicago Tribune · US
Secondary$9.96B budget banks on state funds

Fate of layoffs, cuts now in Springfield's hands

Jeffrey S. Solochek· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryVeteran teachers across Tampa Bay to get raises

Lawmakers set deadline for districts to reach a deal on the money allocated in the state budget.

Nina Moske· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryCastor proposes $2B budget to Tampa City Council

Mayor cites economic uncertainty driven, in part, by looming state property tax vote.

Lisa Mascaro· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadHegseth estimates Iran war has cost $37.5B so far, asks Senate for more

Senators of both parties grill the defense secretary about his leadership of the Pentagon as well as its urgent budget request.

Howard Blume· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryLAUSD plays up stability

Amid budget crisis, new chief stresses the positive

Olivia Olander· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadState wins delay on food aid penalty

One-year reprieve doesn't erase threat to budget as eventual share now estimated at $550 million

Kate Armanini· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryLeaders: Pass budget or miss payroll

Board slated to vote on 2026-27 spending plan on July 30

Howard Blume· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryL.A. Unified faces devastating cuts

With steep budget reductions, school district could be greatly downsized.

Deena Winter· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryMpls. faces ‘alarming’ $33M gap in budget

Tough choices ahead if leaders want to plug the expected hole.

Gillian Mcgoldrick· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryWhat is — and isn’t — in Pa.’s $50.8B budget

The spending plan includes more money for education but doesn’t touch on legalizing weed or taxing skill games.

Gregory Harutunian· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryOfficials bemoan cemetery upkeep

Oakwood in Waukegan lacks a dedicated maintenance budget

Howard BlumeJaweed Kaleem· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadLAUSD at risk of insolvency due to union contracts

County gives district 45 days to revise its budget or risk losing control over spending.

Taryn Luna· Los Angeles Times · US
Secondary$352-billion state budget explained

Surge in tax revenue propels Newsom’s last spending plan. Some warn bump won’t last.

Daniel MartinTom Cotterill· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadStarmer leaves £5bn defence black hole

Burnham handed 'delayed-action poison pill' as spending is pushed into next Budget

Kiran StaceyDan Sabbagh· The Guardian · UK
LeadPM’s defence funding plan leaves Burnham with £5bn hole to plug

Starmer’s likely successor left with budget shortfall after spending revealed

Camila Jose Gomez· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondarySt. Pete Pride didn’t meet weekend fundraising goal

After losing corporate sponsors, organizers are turning to individual donations to close a budget gap for the nonprofit.

Romy EllenbogenLawrence Mower· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadDeSantis touts wins, vetoes in final budget

The Republican governor signs a nearly $117.6 billion package and talks about his fiscal legacy for the state.

Erin Adler· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryU approves budget that again makes tough cuts

Most students’ tuition will be raised by 3.8%.

Peter Dobrin· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryCuts paint a bleak picture for Philly arts groups

The city's acclaimed mural program and its cultural fund hoped for boosts in the new budget. They didn't get them.

Kate Armanini· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondarySchools learn to hustle as district funding lags

Amid Chicago's budget crunch, campuses must lean on dollars they raise independently — through facility rentals, parent-run fundraisers and more

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryBudget targets flood recovery
Jeremy GornerOlivia Olander· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadPritzker OKs $56B state budget

Spending plan factors in gains from gas sales tax, election-year breaks, but stadium questions loom

LeadArizona passes $18B bipartisan budget

Lawmakers approve tax cuts, try to protect vouchers

LeadGains, losses in HISD takeover’s wake

Three years in, ratings are up but enrollment dip brings budget cuts

Erin Adler· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryU tuition hikes, budget cuts protested

Regents hear challenges from students and staff as they prepare $5.4 billion budget for 2026-27.

Abby Church· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadCouncil passes $7.5B city budget

Plan includes a $5 monthly fee for trash and recycling pickup

Ray Stern· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryHobbs, GOP reach $18.3B budget deal with tax cuts

Data center subsidies to end under agreement

Anna OrsoKristen A. Graham· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryPhilly district won’t cut 340 jobs after all

Money from the city budget will go to preserving the classroom positions, the mayor and other officials said.

SecondaryBill to fund ICE passes the House after lapse

$70 billion immigration measure secures budget through Trump’s term

Dan Petrella· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadBudget relies on new taxes, tweaks

Spending plan includes raising social media, crypto and fantasy sports levies and pausing gas tax hike

Anna OrsoSean Collins Walsh· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadCouncil advances $7.1B budget, rejects key Parker tax proposals

The mayor had pushed for added levies on firms like Uber and Airbnb to help fund schools. Lawmakers had other ideas.

Jack O'ConnorDan Petrella· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadPritzker touts wins in $56B state budget

But some work in election-year plan went unfinished

Anna Orso· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryParker’s pitch for tech taxes drawing pushback

The mayor’s budget proposal includes levies on services from Airbnb to Uber. It faces a Council test this week.

Olivia OlanderDan Petrella· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadLawmakers close in on budget deal

$56 billion plan backed by gas tax windfall and some election-year tax breaks

Deena Winter· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadPolice overtime sinks city budget

Bond rating for Minneapolis is under threat as department misses budget by $23 million.

Katie Johnston· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryMiddle-class costs outpace inflation rate

Households’ budget woes worsen, research reveals

SecondaryRacing to finalize $55 billion budget

Bears stadium talks take back seat on final day of legislative session

LeadUncertainty marks session’s last weekend

Illinois lawmakers debate Bears stadium, gas tax and budget

Kate Selig· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryFunding for green justice could be cut in half

Budget proposals raise fears governor is stepping back

Jim Turner and Gray Rohrer· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryLawmakers approve $114.5B Fla. budget

The plan includes $196 million to support the state's citrus industry.

Libor Jany· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryPrivate money and access to LAPD

Wealthy boosters who supplement budget reportedly gain perks from the department.

Romy EllenbogenGarrett Shanley· Tampa Bay Times · US
Lead$115B budget funds AI, AIDS

Here’s what lawmakers did and didn’t include in the final budget of Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration.

Spencer Buell· Boston Globe · US
SecondarySomerville faces budget balancing act

Ex-labor leader hired as key adviser in talks with unions

Kristen A. Graham· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryClouded by uncertainty, Philly schools’ hiring season turns turbulent

With budget cuts and school closures looming, the district’s prime teacher-hiring time has some candidates and school staff confused about next year’s staffing.

Niki Griswold· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryWu asks for $70m to plug deficits

Mayor’s bid to use reserve funds for city, BPS budgets raises some concerns

Ryan Nickerson· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryPlan’s effect on utilities raises concerns

Critics say budget proposal could put systems at risk

Rio Yamat· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondarySpirit Airlines customers may struggle to find cheap air fares in its absence

The budget carrier’s May 2 demise and rising jet fuel costs will affect travelers.

Bill Lukitsch· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadMSP stands with $263M expansion

Airport says Terminal 2 project is justified even as budget air travel industry struggles.

Taryn Luna· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryRevenue windfall may save Newsom budget

Proposal would allow him to leave a surplus, arriving as he weighs a 2028 presidential run.

Susan SnyderPeter Dobrin· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryAmid budget crunch, Ursinus halves funding for its Berman Museum

The move is among the “difficult and, at times, painful” choices facing the 1,406-student college, its president said.

Romy EllenbogenLawrence Mower· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondarySheriff Nocco could replace resigning Sen. Hooper

Senator announced his retirement plans amid fractious budget negotiations in the state Capitol.

Garrett Shanley· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadFlorida budget talks to resume

This is the second straight year lawmakers have failed to pass a spending plan on time.

Jeremy Gorner· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadState lawmakers rush to beat deadline

Three weeks left to settle annual budget, Bears stadium fight, battle over spiking insurance rates

Stacey BarchengerHelen Rummel· Arizona Republic · US
LeadHobbs vetoes GOP’s budget proposal

Calls plan ‘reckless,’ seeks bipartisan deal

Abby Church· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadMayor’s $7.5B budget adds trash fee

Levy of $5 per month aimed at Solid Waste improvements, but few details are provided

Catherine Carlock· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryConstruction slowdown puts wrench in city budget

Tax revenue projections are lowest in years

Taryn Luna· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryNewsom budget puts his legacy on the line

Will governor solve the chronic spending deficit or kick the can to eventual successor?

Ray SternHelen Rummel· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryGOP puts budget ball in Hobbs' court

Republicans' plan $800M less than governor's

Ray SternStacey Barchenger· Arizona Republic · US
LeadHobbs not backing down from vetoes

Says laws can wait until GOP reveals budget

Noah GoldbergDavid Zahniser· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryMayor's 2026-27 budget avoids layoffs

Bass spending plan holds the line. Rivals in primary demand more than 'status quo.'

Susan SvrlugaCarolyn Y. Johnson· Washington Post · US
SecondaryAmerican science is rapidly shrinking

Shoestring budgets, smaller labs are the new reality under Trump

Justine Mcdaniel· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadA NEW BUDGET THREAT TO JPL

Among the NASA endeavors that could be slashed is further exploration of Mars

Susan Snyder· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryInternal report highlights Temple's challenges

Issues with retaining students come as the North Philly school faces budget pressures. Leaders say they're making improvements.

Lara SeligmanMarcus Weisgerber· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryPrivate Equity Meets the Pentagon

Former Cerberus CEO Feinberg presses for record military budget, arms ramp-up

Rachel Roubein· Washington Post · US
SecondaryKennedy defends agenda, spars with Democrats

Lawmakers challenge health secretary on vaccines, budget cuts

Emma Nelson· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadSafety net cuts threaten rural Minn.

Smaller communities tend to rely more on programs clipped by the 2025 federal budget.

Niki Griswold· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryCuts loom as Wu to file $4.9b budget

Mayor says proposal would increase spending by 2%, trim some grant programs

Summer SaidEliot Brown· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondarySaudi Arabia’s Grand Vision Slams Into a Harsh Reality

Budget shortfalls, impractical designs and now war in Iran set back ambitions

Max Klaver· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadFamilies are facing difficult health choices

Inflated insurance bills are eating into budgets as other costs are high and rising.

Lisa Mascaro and Kevin Freking· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryTrump proposes $1.5T for defense

Budget gives Pentagon 44% increase, domestic spending a 10% cut.

Lisa Mascaro· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryTrump's budget seeks $1.5T in defense spending

The president's plan would slash spending on non-defense programs by 10%. "We're fighting wars. We can't take care of daycare," he said.