This week the OECD released its biennial Economic Surveys on the United States, with the organization's economic recommendations for policymakers. The...

In a new report released yesterday, the Congressional Budget Office looked at the difference in accounting methods used to score federal credit...

It's no secret that Congress hasn't been making the IRS's life very easy. In a time of discretionary spending caps, they are looking to reduce the...

According to CNN, the White House has floated a plan to deal with the fiscal cliff, one which would turn off a few provisions temporarily. Their plan...

Today, the Supreme Court announced its ruling on the constitutionality of the 2010 healthcare law, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act...

Today, CRFB released its newest paper outlining options for controlling federal health care costs. Federal health spending is projected to grow at a...

UPDATE: Congress has reached a deal on a two-year highway bill. There is a lot happening this week in addition to the Supreme Court's decision on the...

A new story is suggesting that members of Congress from both parties are trying to delay the sequester until March. This is not the first time we have...

Decisions, Decisions – Washington waits with bated breath for the Supreme Court to rule Thursday on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act...

Politicos, policy wonks, and citizens will all be eagerly waiting Monday for a possible Supreme Court’s ruling on the ACA. Speculation in particular...

An article today in POLITICO games out four possible scenarios for how the fiscal cliff could be resolved (or not). They discuss the benefits and...