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Many are pessimistic about whether Congress will be able to meaningfully address our countries debt challenges this fall, especially with the...

We are now another week closer to a possible government showdown, and still no viable solution has emerged. But while a deal may have not come...

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...

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...

When Congress returns from recess in early September, they will have to address two major upcoming challenges: pass appropriations for next year...

It's the dog days of August and with Congress in recess, we can do nothing but wait to resolve some of the upcoming fiscal challenges that lie ahead...

As the Senate Finance Committee looks to take up tax reform, one of the higher ranking members on the Committee who will likely shape the process is...

In the midst of our slow economic recovery, both the public and our Congressional leaders alike can too easily narrow their field of vision to solely...

Today, Fiscal Commission co-chairs and CRFB board members Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson published an op-ed in Politico reiterating their support for...

Should Social Security cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) be trimmed? In a recently released CQ Researcher Report focusing on government spending...

The lead up to July 4th brought an exciting development in fiscal policy discussions: a commitment from Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus...

In a Brookings Institution piece, CRFB board member and former Representative Bill Frenzel (R-MN) addressed the next biggest item emerging on the...