Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad: ___ June 27 The New York Times say the rising national debt is already troublesome The rise of the federal debt over the past two ...

The rise of the federal debt over the past two decades has prompted countless warnings that the United States is approaching ...

History supports Moody’s assessment that “successive US administrations and Congress have failed to agree on measures to ...

Richest Americans, families with children, some carmakers to gain. EV makers, those on food stamps, Medicaid to lose.

The finish line will come after a whirlwind of votes, nicknamed a "vote-a-rama," on what are expected to be dozens of amendments.

Senators are expected to grind through all-night debate and amendments in the days ahead before the measure returns to the ...

POLLING: Americans are willing to disengage from the Black Sea standoff U.S. attacks on Iran’s nuclear capabilities should ...

The redemptions from long-term bond funds, which are widely used by institutional investors, come at a time of growing ...

Billionaire Elon Musk has slammed President Trump's record-breaking $5 trillion spending bill, calling it a sign of a "one-party system" and vowing to form a new "America Party" if the bill passes.

A new analysis showing the legislation would be far more expensive than the House version could complicate its chances of ...

Last month, Musk claimed he planned to do “a lot less” political spending going forward, after spending at least $20 million ...

Policy changes that make it easier to build housing, reduce permitting times, and increase immigration would boost output, incomes, and tax revenue.