Lawmakers 'may slip by a day' in releasing text on emergency spending bill days before deadline
Lawmakers say they are edging closer to a deal to avoid a government shutdown in nine days but are still trying to work out differences over disaster aid and potential add-ons to the bill.
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Senate Republicans Push for $120 Billion Border Crackdown in 2025 Budget Plan
Sen. John Thune's plan seeks to secure border funding, offset costs with energy and student loan savings, and set priorities ...
Maryland lawmakers float solutions to $2.7 billion budget crunch
The clock is ticking in Annapolis as state legislators work to address Maryland’s $2.7 billion budget shortfall before the ...
Lawmakers near deal on government spending as shutdown deadline looms
It’s not yet clear when negotiators will finish talks, but lawmakers are expected to unveil bill text of the appropriations legislation soon.
Tariffs, crypto, and interest rates set to dominate 2025 economic agenda
This new year will be a big one in the world of economic policy. Here is what to expect as the calendar turns to 2025 — and ...
City-provincial 'misalignment' on property tax collection leads monthly Winnipeg bills to jump 50% in January
Most Winnipeg homeowners will see their monthly property tax bills rise about 50 per cent in January due to a misalignment of ...
How to create a biweekly budget in just 4 easy steps
As with any type of budget, creating a biweekly budget involves listing your expenses and planning for when to pay each of ...
Q&A: Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine sheds light on Capitol Hill’s last-minute fixes before looming December break
From funding deadlines to cabinet picks, D.C. politicians still have loads to tick off their checklist before signing off and ...