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This is the seventh post in a new CRFB blog series, The Tax Break-Down, which will analyze and review tax breaks under discussion as part of tax...

Last month after the Bureau of Economic Analysis revised their GDP numbers going back to 1929, we decided to take the intiative and project what the...

In an effort to help address the unsustainable growth of our health care programs, a few legislators are reaching across the aisle in an effort to...

Although the possibility of a US military strike on Syria is now in question, the possibility has also led to public statements regarding the...

Syria-ous Business – The kids are back in school. People across the country are back from vacation and returning to the daily grind, including...

Tomorrow, September 12, CRFB's Moment of Truth Project and the National Coalition on Health Care will host a briefing on Medicare delivery system and...

Congress already has its hands full with finding a fiscally-responsible solution for the expiration of the government funding bill at the end of the...

It is now three weeks and counting until the start of FY 2014, when lawmakers will have to pass a bill funding the government or incur a shutdown...

This is the sixth post in a new CRFB blog series, The Tax Break-Down, which will analyze and review tax breaks under discussion as part of tax reform...

Congress returned to Washington today and lawmakers will find their to-do list packed. But in today's The Hill, former Governor and Senator Judd Gregg...

As Congress returns to Washington today, the clock is ticking to September 30, the end of the government's fiscal year and the date after which the...

The President's decision to ask for a congressional resolution authorizing military force in Syria has added to an already busy congressional schedule...