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(CNSNews.com) - The federal government taxed away more money, spent more money and ran a bigger deficit in the first half of fiscal 2015 than it did in the first half of fiscal 2014, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
"What the Great Recession has shown is that things have fundamentally changed," The White House warned this week and, as Bloomberg reports, states would have to cut spending or raise revenue by a combined $21 billion .....
The world has truly gone mad.
There is a growing movement among limited-government activists who believe that a Constitutional Convention could solve many of America's balanced budget problems.
On Thursday, a federal judge ruled that California must provide and pay for a sex change operation to a transgender inmate, because to deny the surgery would violate the inmate's constitutional rights.
The Future of Freedom Foundation and Young Americans for Liberty present a one-day conference on the campus of The University of Texas at Austin at the LBJ Auditorium in the Lyndon B. Johnson Library on Saturday, April 11, 2015, that will address the
The Black Budget: What Does It Mean to US Federal Budget, the Economy and You?
The 2016 Republican nomination contest spilled onto the Senate floor Thursday, turning a marathon budget debate into a battle over which candidate is prepared to lead the country at a time of war.
The United States government just went from "Please, baby, don't leave me," to frustrated threats and whining.
Deep in the Columbia River Gorge, a short drive from the Bridge of the Gods, the nation's only government-run marijuana shop was running low on weed.
And so, a little over a year after the last debt ceiling melodrama, in which the US kicked the can on its maximum borrowing capacity to this Sunday, March 15, in the meantime raking up total US public debt to $18.149 trillion...
How could trillions of dollars be laundered from the Wash DC regime to Saudi Arabia? Why, through Citigroup, of course.
Professor Lawrence Kotlikoff of Boston University testified before the Senate Budget Committee. As usual, his testimony is shocking
GOLD MINE: HILLARY CLINTON'S BROTHER GRANTED SUPER-RARE MINING PERMIT FROM HAITI AFTER STATE DEPT. SENT COUNTRY BILLIONS
Treasury Secretary Jack Lew warned Congress that the U.S. will hit its statutory debt limit on March 16, setting up another potential showdown between lawmakers and the White House over spending.
The town of Woodworth, Louisiana is in hot water. Police officers were caught on dashcam video shaking down innocent motorists during a traffic stop, and the state's second highest court wants the city to pay for it.
The reform bill didn't ask for much: just a conviction to go with every seizure. But that was still too much for Mead, who still carries inside him the beating heart of a long-term prosecutor. To him, these means are perfectly acceptable
Replaced all cops with private security
Thomas Williams, a 72-year-old cancer patient in Michigan decided to use medical marijuana to alleviate his symptoms. Patients can grow up to 12 plants at a time, so when Williams noticed a couple of his plants were dying, he
UPDATE: In late night negotiations, the Senate has managed to buy themselves a week before this whole farce is played over again:
On Friday, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras backed down on nearly every promise made to the Greek electorate except one, to stay on the euro. After so much tough rhetoric, the question is why?
Report Raises Questions over US Refusal to Enforce Own Foreign Aid Laws
An Iowa widow is charged with a crime and had nearly $19,000 seized from her bank after depositing her late husband's legally earned money in a way that evaded federal reporting requirements.
Central bankers still have not figured out the absurdity of their efforts to cure deflation via low interest rates.
Equity markets cling to hopes of agreement with Greece, rhetoric from Germany is anything but encouraging.
Ecuador bonds have defied the slump in oil prices with a solid rebound, and this year the sovereign could pay principal on one of its maturing global issues for the first time ever.
President Obama sent Congress a record $4 trillion budget that would boost taxes on higher-income Americans and corporations and eliminate tight federal spending caps to shower more money on both domestic and military programs.
Having just written that Greece needs Spartans in order to prevail over its creditors and the EU, the new Greek government is showing signs of being Spartans.
Here's a story from January 13 that just came my way today thanks to a reader wootendw who posted a link as a comment to one of my articles.
Record Military Budget Just the Beginning
