On Tuesday, September 13th, Public Notice will host a bipartisan forum discussion, “SPENDING & DEFENDING,” from 2:00 p.m. ET – 3:00 p.m. ET at the U.S. Capitol Visitors Center, SVC 209-08.

Lawrence J. Korb is a Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress. He is also a senior advisor to the Center for Defense Information and an adjunct professor at Georgetown University. Prior to joining the Center for American Progress he was a senior fellow and director of National Security Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations.

There will certainly be many schools of thought when discussing how to control government’s ballooning expenditures. But there should be a consensus that nothing can be off the table.

Reforming federal farm subsidies that have become “outdated, expensive, and inequitable.”

The Final Four of March Spending Madness is here! The four surviving proposed cuts now go head to head in our version of the ubiquitous basketball bracket.

In the second round of March Spending Madness, the eight proposed cuts that survived the first round now go head to head in our version of the ubiquitous basketball bracket.

In honor of March Madness we pulled sixteen sweet cuts from proposals from across the political spectrum and pitted them against each other in our version of the ubiquitous basketball bracket.

Yesterday the Center for American Progress (CAP) issued a report entitled “Cut Spending in the Tax Code,” bringing to light a far too-neglected area in the current deficit debate.