After the United States lost its last perfect credit rating on Friday, Republicans and Democrats responded by pointing fingers at each other.

Chip Roy of Texas, Ralph Norman of South Carolina, Josh Brecheen of Oklahoma, Andrew Clyde of Georgia, and Lloyd Smucker of ...

House Republicans are barreling ahead with a proposal to advance Trump’s agenda, which would straddle more generations with ...

President Trump promised to expand tax cuts while also slashing federal spending. So far, the math in Congress looks like a ...

If the Fed loses independence, BND could decline faster as the likelihood of pro-inflation dovish policies grows. Read why I ...

Don't envy the person who moves into the White House in 2029, because the current occupant is setting them up for financial ...

And what if a recession doesn’t come and the economy stays strong? Tax cuts are still weak, costly policy. Congress’s own research arm has consistently found that the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act did ...

The US just lost its final AAA credit rating as debt nears $37 trillion. Yields are rising, deficits widening, and markets ...

The White House made the case Monday that passing President Trump’s "big beautiful bill" would be the fiscally responsible ...

There are good reasons why markets took the latest U.S. credit rating downgrade on the chin, but that will offer cold comfort ...

They don't agree with the $180 million funding request from the Board of Education. Their main concern is that it's not ...

If we follow those principles today, we can ad growth to the economy, eliminate the deficit, eventually reduce the public ...