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In an update to its 10-year economic outlook, The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projects that real GDP will grow by 3.1 percent thi

The federal budget is currently on an unsustainable path, and that path has been made worse by recent congressional action.

President Trump’s claim this week that his tariffs will enable the government to start "paying down" large amounts of the federal debt is wrong for a very simple reason: It is impossible to reduce

By Rob Ryan

Despite much discussion in Washington about the need for more substantial investment in infrastructure, nothing much has been done.

With the federal government rapidly sinking further and further into debt, House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady last week

The Concord Coalition’s “Facing the Future” program is kicking off a series of interviews with Sept. 11 primary candidates in New Hampshire’s First and Second Congressional Districts.

Ben Bernanke, Henry Paulson and Timothy Geithner played central roles in dealing with the financial crisis 10 years ago that stunned the nation and threatened economic disaster.

In a welcome show of bipartisan cooperation, lawmakers appear to be moving forward on IRS legislation that they say would help taxpayers, reduce tax-refund fraud and improve tax-collectio

When politicians start talking about spending cuts, they can be quick to focus on a group of federal programs -- often described loosely as “welfare” -- that provides benefits to individu

The Trump administration’s new budget update shows the federal deficit rising to $890 billion for the current