Biden Administration Kicks Off Fiscal 2025 With Yet Another Big Budget Deficit
The federal government ran a $257.45 billion budget shortfall to start the new fiscal year, with revenue down and spending up ...
Editorial: Why are interest rates rising while the Federal Reserve is cutting? Trump deficit worries could be at work.
Bond investors have sent Treasury yields significantly higher in recent weeks even as the Federal Reserve has cut interest ...
US Sees Wider Budget Gap at Fiscal Year Start on Health Spending
The US budget deficit widened further at the start of the fiscal year, driven primarily by higher spending on health and ...
Federal Budget: Trump Inherits A $1.8T Annual Deficit
The Federal Government ran a $1.8T budget deficit for the fiscal year, with a $560B deficit in the last quarter alone.
US Federal Energy Revenue Falls 10% in 2024, but Still Among Biggest Years Ever
(Reuters) - Federal revenue from energy production on public lands and waters fell 10% in the latest fiscal year to $16.4 ...
The disappointing history of government efficiency commissions like DOGE
Since at least the administration of Theodore Roosevelt, presidents have been appointing commissions to reform the government ...
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FEC proposes N47.9 trillion budget for 2025 fiscal year
The federal government has unveiled a proposed budget of N47.9 trillion for the 2025 fiscal year. Atiku Bagudu, Minister of ...
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CBO Estimates $255 Billion Deficit for First Month of Fiscal Year 2025
The United States borrowed $255 billion in the first month of fiscal year 2025, according to the latest Monthly Budget ...
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Montana receives $22.54 million from federal energy revenue
The U.S. Department of the Interior’s Office of Natural Resources Revenue (ONRR) announced the disbursement of $16.45 billion ...
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Editorial: Why are interest rates rising while the Federal Reserve is cutting? Trump deficit worries could be at work.
We worry they say that federal fiscal policy is out of whack and — given the election results — likely to get even more so. In the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, the federal government ran a ...