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Senator Tester Announces $6.7 Million to Help Montana’s First Generation College Students

"When we talk about being fiscally responsible and making good investments, Upward Bound is exactly what we’re talking about," said Tester, a former teacher and School Board member. "These programs put taxpayer money to its best use, preparing the next generation to be productive, contributing members of the Montana community."

New Study Identifies the Best Cities for Good Government

The first of a now annual report details what cities are doing well and where they could improve.

Comparing the Differences in Property Taxes Around the United States

The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and the Minnesota Center for Fiscal Excellence have released their annual "50-State Property Tax Comparison Study."

NADO Alert: President’s FY2018 Budget Request Includes Elimination of Community and Economic Development Programs

Of the $57 billion savings in FY2018 non-defense discretionary spending, $27 billion comes from program eliminations and $30 billion is attributed to program reductions.

FCC votes to start rolling back landmark net neutrality rules

The current net neutrality rules make it illegal for Internet service providers to block or slow down websites for consumers.

States Get Involved in Lawsuit to Protect Obamacare, Saying Trump Can’t Be Trusted

Attorneys general from 15 states and the District of Columbia filed a motion Thursday to intervene in a long-running lawsuit over a core part of the Affordable Care Act.

Senator Tester Announces $1.3 Million to Support Montana Tribal Youth Program

"Our children are our future," said Tester, a member of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee. "We have to make sure they have every resource they need to succeed and that’s exactly what this funding will do for youth that attend public schools across Indian Country."

West Yellowstone unveils plan to tackle growth, housing

The policy identifies seven issues as priorities for the town

USDA soliciting public comment on the proposed reorganization

https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2017/05/18/2017-10063/improving-customer-service

Idaho congressman Simpson says a single-payer system could replace Obamacare

He predicted the law will be replaced either by a system that relies less on the federal government or by a single-payer system like Medicare.