The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) conducted a comprehensive analysis of a massive Senate GOP bill, revealing that the proposed legislation would disproportionately benefit wealthy households while cutting critical programs such as Medicaid and SNAP that low-income families rely on. This objective evaluation provides transparency and reinforces accountability in the legislative process.

The Congressional Budget Office released its latest report estimating that if the debt ceiling remains unchanged, the government's 'extraordinary measures' to avert default are likely to be exhausted between mid‐August and the end of September 2025. This objective fiscal analysis provides a critical check on reckless fiscal policy and may curb authoritarian maneuvers by demanding legislative action.

Amid a partisan offensive by Republicans, including claims by high-profile figures and criticisms from the Trump administration, the Congressional Budget Office has continued its role as an objective and nonpartisan source of economic analysis. The article highlights that despite political attacks and misrepresentations regarding its track record, the CBO’s methodical and balanced approach remains intact.

The Congressional Budget Office released its projections indicating a significant increase in federal deficits and a rise in uninsured individuals due to Trump's proposed bill. Despite facing partisan criticism from Republican leaders who claim that its analysis underestimates economic growth, the CBO continues to uphold its mandate of impartial, evidence-based fiscal analysis.

The article outlines growing calls on Capitol Hill for reforms at the Congressional Budget Office, with critics accusing the agency of partisan bias in its economic scoring methods. Conservative figures, including Republican lawmakers and right-leaning think tanks, argue that CBO’s static projections are inaccurate and influenced by a left-wing academic influence, thereby undermining fiscal credibility. The debate has led to proposals for a blue-ribbon commission to audit and restructure the agency’s methodologies, as well as the emergence of a rival research foundation. This event highlights the politically charged environment surrounding CBO’s role in shaping fiscal policy.

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released its inaugural report on artificial intelligence, commissioned by the House Budget Committee, which examines the economic and fiscal implications of AI on federal revenue, spending, and government efficiency.

The Congressional Budget Office released an analysis of S.484, the Combating Human Rights Abuses Act of 2023, estimating that its implementation would cost $1 million over the 2024-2028 period to support training and guidance to help businesses avoid engaging with countries implicated in human rights abuses.