Government And Institutions

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U.S. House Speaker John Boehner raced to finalize a sweeping two-year budget deal and an extension of the federal debt ceiling until March 2017

Government waste took a significant turn for the worse in fiscal 2014, rising dramatically to $124.7 billion from $105.8 billion in fiscal 2013. 

Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton presented some of her plans for the economy at a speech in New York City on Monday. 

President Barack Obama announced new rules that will require businesses to pay more in overtime wages, in a push to protect middle class pay and the 40-hour work week.

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and others question HUD's new proposal. 

Beware those who write about clown cars: more often than not, the joke's on them. And suddenly the ones mocking the clowns in that car, are the clowns driving it.

The president will get a trade deal, but no thanks to a certain party. And I'm not talking about Republicans.

The Urge to Regulate Comes With a Hefty Price Tag Costing Trillions 

William Daley, former White House chief of staff to President Obama discusses the 2016 race for the White House, and the state of the U.S. economy.

The controversy over the alleged conflicts of interest between the Clinton Foundation and Hillary Clinton’s duties as secretary of state continues.  

Here’s a message to all presidential candidates: quit trying so hard to be like us. And just explain how you plan to lead us.

As if a top rate of 40% weren't enough (and really 45% when you throw in health-care related Medicare and investment surtaxes). Squeeze them still more?

Democrat Hillary Clinton told Americans on Sunday that she wanted to be their champion as she officially launched her 2016 presidential campaign.

The president noted that the lackluster jobs numbers released Friday interrupted the strongest period of U.S. job growth in a decade and a half.

Beware of politicians who blame bad numbers on the weather. Ask them why they never credit the good ones ... on the sun.

Florida Senator Marco Rubio said U.S. businesses could do more to help the economy and its workers.

The Obama administration on Friday unveiled its first major standards for oil companies that frack on federal lands, including beefed-up safety measures to protect groundwater, prompting industry complaints they will be a barrier to growth.

Before the Obama administration starts crowing about cost for the Affordable Care Act coming down... they might want to take another look at what's ‘really’ going down.

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio is the latest politician to come under fire for a tax plan that could very well mean firing a lot of tax accountants. Here’s how he explained it to me.