U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he was working with Republicans in the House of Representatives on a continuing ...

The slight upward revision in the economic growth rate projection – from 9.7% in January to 9.9% in February – allows the ...

Current funding expires at the end of Friday, March 14. If a funding bill is not passed, then the government will see itself ...

Then President Trump took office and did exactly what he said he would do. He raised tariffs on China, and now on our two ...

To avert a shutdown, House Speaker Mike Johnson has proposed a stopgap bill to maintain current federal spending levels ...

Another day, another withdrawal of US support for Ukraine’s and, therefore, Europe’s security. While President Donald Trump ...

Professor Doug Elmendorf, a former director of the U.S. congressional Budget Office, discusses the implications of the budget ...

House Republicans are pressing on with plans for a clean six-month stopgap to keep the government funded beyond next week’s shutdown deadline in the face of staunch resistance from Democrats.

But Trump — and, by extension, Johnson — has a new ally in the usual Republican intramural sniping: the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), whose bull-in-a-china shop approach to shrinking ...

We need to keep the government open, allowing the Trump administration to continue its excellent work and ensuring that ...

As President Donald Trump seeks to fire federal employees, here's a look at how employees and contractors make up the government.

​​​​​​Running the government is becoming more expensive every year as operational spending in fiscal budgets has been ballooning for the past six fiscal years, leaving development a shrinking slice of ...