No Good Deed Goes Unpunished — but You Can Get Tax Relief
Many of us try to do the right thing — especially with our finances — but even the most well-intentioned deeds can backfire. Fortunately, a few tax maneuvers can soothe…
Seattle to vote on implementing income tax on just the wealthy
Seattle, a city located in one of seven states without a personal income tax, is debating whether to implement one on its wealthiest residents Monday.
Investors eyeing progress on health care, tax reform
GOP agenda delay on markets
Should Trump forgive student loan debt?
Student debt forgiveness
Trump 'cannot continue to ignore' infrastructure, Martin Tuchman says
As lawmakers return from recess Monday, President Donald Trump is putting pressure on Congress to coalesce around a bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare, however one manufacturing CEO says infrastructure should be an equally important priority.
Tax reform should be signed by Thanksgiving: Newt Gingrich
Newt Gingrich on tax reform
There is a lot more on the table than the health care vote: Douglas Holtz-Eakin
health care and tax reform
3 Portuguese officials quit amid probe into trips abroad
Three junior members of Portugal's government are quitting after coming under suspicion in an investigation into foreign trips provided by national energy company Galp.
Illinois has bills to pay after 2 years without budget plan
Illinois finally has a budget plan after two years.
Tesla provides first look at cheaper Model 3 sedan
Electric automaker Tesla has produced its first Model 3 sedan, a highly anticipated car because it carries a relatively low price.
NJ millionaires-on-welfare ‘stealing’ from poor, fmr. Lakewood mayor says
More than two-dozen individuals in Lakewood, N.J. have been charged with swindling the government out of about $2.4 million in unmerited public assistance benefits — an alleged crime the town's former mayor called “horrific” on Friday.
CBO predicts $4T in government spending this year
Government spending
Health care bill in doubt as Sen. McConnell is willing to work with Democrats
Health care reform vote
GOP agenda delay may stunt momentum in economy
GOP agenda delays and economy
Illinois passes budget, ends record impasse
Illinois' first full-year budget since 2015 became law on Thursday after the House of Representatives overrode the governor's vetoes of a $36 billion fiscal 2018 spending plan and a companion measure that implements it.
Budget mayhem: 7 states still without budgets a week into new fiscal year
Seven U.S. states are still without budgets, nearly a week into the new fiscal year that started July 1.
Clinton Plans to Slap Rich With Higher Taxes?
FBN's Stuart Varney gets personal with Clinton campaign economic advisor Gene Sperling as they debate the fair share tax rate.
Fourth of July Gas Prices Dip to 11-Year Low--But Watch for Tax Hikes
Prices at the gas pump are expected to reach an 11-year low on the Fourth of July.
Fourth of July Gas Prices Dip to 11-Year Low--But Watch for Tax Hikes
Prices at the gas pump are expected to reach an 11-year low on the Fourth of July.
NJ millionaires-on-welfare sting: 12 additional individuals charged
Twelve more wealthy individuals in Lakewood, New Jersey have been charged with defrauding Medicaid and other government assistance programs by misrepresenting their incomes, prosecutors said Thursday, after seven couples were charged last week for gaming the system out of $2 million.