Government Spending

The White House on Friday unveiled a $6 trillion budget proposal for next year that adds to the nation's ballooning debt as President Biden pushes a sweeping economic agenda to dramatically expand the government-funded social safety net.

A group of moderate Senate Republicans on Thursday unveiled an infrastructure proposal worth close to $1 trillion, a counteroffer to the massive tax-and-spending plan introduced by President Biden earlier this month.

Senate Republicans on Thursday announced a $928 billion counteroffer to President Biden’s massive $1.7 trillion infrastructure plan.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen urged Congress to increase the Treasury Department's budget as it struggles to launch new programs designed to distribute trillions of dollars in federal coronavirus relief.

Congress should reject any effort by lawmakers to slash funding for Social Security and Medicare in order to reduce the nation's ballooning budget deficit, AARP said Wednesday.

The White House on Wednesday defended President Biden's sweeping $4 trillion spending plans, despite a warning from JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon that the unprecedented levels of government stimulus could lead to runaway economic growth.

A group of Senate Republicans plans to send President Biden an infrastructure counteroffer worth about $1 trillion this week.

Rep. Kevin Brady, R-Texas, explained his optimism about stopping Biden tax increases.

A group of business economists sounded an optimistic note about the state of the U.S. economy this year, with a majority predicting that growth will hit its fastest pace in close to four decades.

The Department of Agriculture will begin making loan forgiveness payments to thousands of minority farmers in June.

President Biden is prepared to "change course" on passing his massive tax and spending packages if Democrats are unable to strike a bipartisan agreement on infrastructure with Senate Republicans.

The Biden administration on Thursday unveiled a detailed plan laying out a new “tax compliance agenda” designed to beef up IRS enforcement and crack down on wealthy tax cheats

Rep. Brian Babin, R-Texas, reflects on the first 100 days of the Biden administration.

Progressives are calling on President Biden to walk away from infrastructure negotiations with Republicans, amping up pressure on the White House to go it alone on a sweeping, multitrillion-dollar tax and spending package.

Kentucky Senator Rand Paul discusses why he’s worried about the Biden administration’s spending and tax plans.

A team of Biden administration officials is headed to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to meet with a group of Republican senators and discuss their latest infrastructure counteroffer to President Biden's sweeping $4 trillion tax and spending proposals.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney discusses Biden's policies reflecting a far-left push.

President Biden is heading to a Ford Motor plant in Michigan on Tuesday to highlight the need to invest in electric vehicles as the White House looks to drum up support for his $2.3 trillion tax and spending plan.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt joined FOX Business' "Cavuto: Coast to Coast" on Monday to announce his decision to opt out of federal unemployment benefits, explaining that COVID-19 is "no longer an emergency" in his state.

President Biden is still pitching his multitrillion-dollar spending plans to Congress, even amid the threat of surging inflation, after consumer prices in April saw the biggest increase in decades.