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In a landmark decision, the nation's highest court on Friday morning legalized gay marriage in all 50 states -- here's how it will impact the federal treasury.

The Federal Reserve’s two-day meeting last week was tough to distinguish from most any of the nation’s central bankers’ meetings over the past nine years.

This IRS Employee May Be One of the Tax Agency's Most Powerful Insiders. 

Tax records tend to be bigger than credit card receipts, and in the wrong hands, much more dangerous and prone to extortion.

Yes, unions sure are good at goading others to strike for higher wages... but when it comes to saving their own union hineys, they're perfectly happy not saving ALL union hineys.

Bridgegate marks its first conviction; David Wildstein

Medicare is wasting taxpayer dollars due to a faulty law according to a new report. FOXBusiness.com dives into the details. 

Hey Europe, let it go. Let Greece go. Here’s why it’s time to move on.

The U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs was hit with a federal lawsuit on behalf of seven veterans who allege they have waited years for records needed to file for disability benefits.

Mississippi bureaucrat backs off, lets town's only Doctor to continue making house calls. 

If you’ve got any questions this tax season, don’t bother calling the IRS. Chances are, they won’t even pick up. The agency blames budget cuts, but here’s what I think…

A look at unemployment data from across the country.

Is it me, or is the government more concerned about its own tax headaches, than your tax headaches?

It was supposed to be New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s crowning achievement, one he fought hard for and campaigned on—stopping N.J.’s growing pension crisis.

You could be paying more for the same hospital procedure, nearly double, depending on where you live.

Justice Department attorneys abruptly erased former AIG CEO Maurice “Hank” Greenberg -- a central figure in the case -- from its Starr v. U.S. witness list on concerns Greenberg’s testimony might possibly erode their defense.

Department of Justice lawyers will rest their case in the $40 billion Starr v. U.S. lawsuit without calling to the stand former AIG chief Maurice "Hank" Greenberg, the man at the center of the case, the FOX Business Network has learned.

A trillion-dollar legislation spanning 2,000 pages of legislation, creating hacked health exchanges, lost jobs, higher taxes, regulation and insurance costs, was a law built on deception.

With all the talk about transparency and governance, you’ve got to wonder if anyone benefits from all the regulation and legislation enacted in their name?

Maybe they CAN repeal Obamacare! All it takes is a few (very nervous) Democrats!