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77% of Medicaid's $37 Billion in Improper Payments Tied to Paperwork Gaps Rather Than Fraud in Fiscal 2025

A new CRS report cites CMS data showing 77% of Medicaid improper payments came from insufficient documentation, not fraud. What it means for enrollees.

Medical Daily · 20h ago

US military planes worth up to $3.3 billion now lost or damaged in Iran war, Congress report says

A costly F-35A fighter jet and a four-engine E-3 Sentry were among the casualties, which is primarily accounted for by MQ-9 Reaper drones, according to the Congressional Research Service

The Independent UK · Oct 8

US Suffers Up to $3.3B in Aircraft Damage as Drone Losses in Iran Reach an 'Alarming Rate'

A Congressional Research Service update says 81 US military aircraft have been lost or damaged in the Iran war, with MQ-9 Reaper losses driving rising replacement costs and capability concerns.

International Business Times UK · Oct 8

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US aircraft losses detailed: Report finds at least 81 jets and drones hit

The US military has lost or damaged at least 81 aircraft since the war with Iran began, with losses estimated at up to $3.3 billion, according to a Congressional Research Service report. The losses include F-35 and F-15E fighter jets and at least 45 MQ-9 Reaper drones. Meanwhile, tensions remain…

The Times of India · Oct 7

AI Designed Working Bacteriophages and the Federal DNA Screening Framework Meant to Catch Misuse Sits Unreplaced

After AI designed 16 working bacteriophages, the federal nucleic acid synthesis screening framework remains unreplaced 15 months after an order.

Medical Daily · Aug 17

Saver’s Match Replaces Saver’s Credit in 2027—Eligible Workers Get a 50% Federal Match on the First $2,000

Retirement savings will look a little different starting in 2027, and for many workers, that change could bring a welcome boost. The long-running Saver’s Credit will step aside, making room for the new Saver’s Match, which sends a federal matching contribution directly into eligible retirement accounts instead of offering a…

The Free Financial Advisor · Jul 4

'World's most advanced fighter jet, most-expensive drone': US lost 42 aircraft worth $29 billion in Iran war in less than 2 months

United States and Israel initiated Operation Epic Fury against Iran on February 28, 2026. The conflict involved extensive air, missile, and maritime combat. Aircraft losses mounted, with the Department of Defense estimating costs at $29 billion. The situation remains unstable despite a ceasefire. Congressional concerns are rising over readiness and…

The Economic Times · May 21

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New director named to lead Congressional Research Service - Roll Call

Karen E. Donfried will take reins of what’s sometimes called Congress’ “think tank,” which has been plagued by high attrition and low morale.

Roll Call · Sep 3, 2024

CRS director to step down amid complaints - Roll Call

Congressional Research Service Director Mary Mazanec is stepping down effective June 30 amid persistent complaints about leadership.

Roll Call · Jun 7, 2023

No economic 'knockout' yet from West's sanctions on Russia

One month into the invasion of Ukraine, President Joe Biden declared that sanctions against Russia had rendered the ruble almost immediately “to rubble.”

The Independent UK · Feb 22, 2023

How much has the US contributed to the defence of Ukraine?

Biden sees support for Ukraine as bridge-builder in a divided Congress

The Independent UK · Feb 7, 2023

Investigation of Musk’s Neuralink targets federal oversight of animal testing

Sources tell Reuters law enforcement authorities are concerned about USDA’s record on animal welfare violations

The Guardian - US · Dec 20, 2022

How do corporations avoid paying taxes?

Corporations reduce their tax liability through a variety of ways, like accelerated depreciation and profit shifting.

USAFacts · Oct 4, 2022

How can corporations avoid paying taxes?

Corporations reduce their tax liability through a variety of ways, like accelerated depreciation and profit shifting.

USAFacts · Oct 4, 2022

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How does the government regulate private insurance costs?

Tax credits and cost-sharing reductions can help reduce the cost of premiums, copayments, and deductibles in certain health insurance plans.

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