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Deficit Size: U.S. Debt is Decreasing, But Nowhere Near Fast Enough

Deficit Size: U.S. Debt is Decreasing, But Nowhere Near Fast Enough

On Tuesday the CBO released updated projections to its 10 year budget outlook which shows an improved situation but it's only part of the story for Millennials.

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Detroit Bankruptcy: Can China Come to the Rescue?

Detroit Bankruptcy: Can China Come to the Rescue?

Detroit's emergency manager just released a report saying the city is spending more than it is earning in revenue.

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Federal Spending 2013: It's Not How Much Debt You Have, It's How You Use It

Federal Spending 2013: It's Not How Much Debt You Have, It's How You Use It

Policymakers have obsessed over the size of the deficit. Policymakers need to consider that quantity of our debt is not the only thing to be concerned about in handling fiscal policy.

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Sequestration 2013: 4 Groups Congress Won't Help, Besides Air Travelers

Sequestration 2013: 4 Groups Congress Won't Help, Besides Air Travelers

Last week Congress showed that it was willing to prioritize air travelers as a special class. Here's a look at some groups who aren't as lucky.

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Tax Reform 2013: Corporations Won't Pay Up Unless We Make Them

Tax Reform 2013: Corporations Won't Pay Up Unless We Make Them

Corporate tax reform should have a high priority, but achieving change must overcome major political hurdles.

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Sequester 2013: 4 Cuts That Affect You Whether You're a Democrat or a Republican

Sequester 2013: 4 Cuts That Affect You Whether You're a Democrat or a Republican

Let's take the example of the FAA furloughs reversal bill to heart and make some noise out there to reverse other parts of the sequester cuts that harm Americans.

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2014 Budget: How Republicans Can Win the Politics Of the Budget Debate

2014 Budget: How Republicans Can Win the Politics Of the Budget Debate

For Republicans, appearing willing to compromise is far more politically important than actually reaching an agreement on the budget.

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Air Traffic Controller Furlough: Is This the End Of It? No, But a Sign Of Easing, Perhaps

Air Traffic Controller Furlough: Is This the End Of It? No, But a Sign Of Easing, Perhaps

As flights snarl and travelers' tempers rise, the legislative branch steps in to cool things down.

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