Budgets

The Senate passed a budget and debt limit deal on Thursday that the Trump administration and leaders from both parties agreed to, but that left hardline fiscal conservatives worried for the future.

A proposed rule change for the food-stamp program, outlined this past week by the Agriculture Department, has highlighted the ideological clash between President Trump’s attempts to tighten government entitlement programs and efforts in some states to widen the social safety net.

There is an old document called the Constitution, and it says our top priority has to be defending America. This budget agreement lets us do that.

President Trump needs to sit down and have his own “fireside” chat with the American people about the suicidal debt crisis.

Unless Congress changes direction, our debt will balloon from today’s unprecedented level of $22 trillion to more than $37 trillion in 10 years.

It’s up to Congress to come to our senses and fix our spending problem while we still have the options left to do so.

America's founders knew debt was dangerous. Today's leaders ignore the danger.

A majority of Americans believes low trust in the federal government is a hurdle to solving problems, data from Pew Research Center revealed on Monday.

The White House is playing defense after backlash from fiscal conservatives over a bipartisan budget deal.

Acting OMB Director Russ Vought makes the case for the agreement struck by Congress on 'America's Newsroom.'