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Bill Maher & Jillian Michaels debate the issue of inflation: has America won the pandemic economically or are prices out of control?
The U.S. government has posted a $1.7 trillion deficit despite warnings about an unsustainable fiscal path moving forward.
The federal tax code is headed for major changes in just a couple of years, including massive tax hikes on families and small businesses.
President Joe Biden claimed that the $3.5 trillion “Build Back Better” reconciliation bill would “cost zero dollars.”
For advocates of limited government, it’s easy to feel like the country is on the path to fiscal ruin. But such pessimism is unwarranted.
Rand Paul says Republicans should apologize to former President Barack Obama “for complaining that he was spending and borrowing too much.”
James Woods confronted California Gov. Gavin Newsom for bragging about California’s economy and criticizing President Trump for increasing the deficit.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warned Wednesday that the federal budget is on “an unsustainable path” due to rising levels of federal debt.
The federal budget deficit will reach $1 trillion by next year, according to forecasts from the Congressional Budget Office.