Big Government

Quietly, the Trump administration appears to be carrying out a key campaign promise: slowing down, and rolling back, the wave of burdensome federal regulations.

The President's forthcoming budget proposes a number of spending cuts that could, if enacted, reduce the size of bureaucrats retirement packages:

Continuing our theme of generous taxpayer -funded perks and pensions, this piece takes a look at the billions spent every year on the federal workforce.

Like so many who leave government service, former President Barack Obama gets a pension. It's a good one, too.

Members of the House Freedom Caucus gathered recently to discuss federal spending, and the news was not good.

Congress has reached an agreement on a spending bill that will keep the federal government operating through September. What does that mean? No government shutdown, for starters.

The Trump administration rolled out its tax cut program this week, and it is a big one.

With the debt ceiling debate quietly rumbling in the background, it's important to remember what few inside DC want to admit: the debt itself is a bipartisan monster that threatens to swallow the entire economy

With federal income tax season coming to a close, how much longer will you have to work this year to cover 2017's tax bill?  According to the Tax Foundation, Tax Freedom Day is April 23rd, meaning that, on average, you will have to work another week to fulfill the taxman's demands.