IRS Report Fails to Provide Key Details, Republican Lawmakers Say

House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith criticized IRS for failing to provide essential information in its much-anticipated report released April 6.

The American People Want to Cut Spending

When polled Americans asked if they want to cut spending to balance the budget and reduce inflation, 78 percent say “yes,” and only 11 percent disagree.

Dan Bongino: Will DIGITAL CURRENCY become biggest surveillance tool in human history?

Cryptocurrency expert Layah Heilpern sounds the alarm on Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell calling for digital currency regulation.

Powell Says Economic Growth Will Likely Slow as De-Globalization Pressures Build

Jerome Powell said it's “likely” forces of de-globalization will mount, leading to higher inflationary pressures, lower productivity, and slower economic growth.

Bank of America Survey ‘Screams’ Market Capitulation in 2023, Experts Warn Worst Is Yet...

Strategists at B of A have warned about stocks seeing a massive surge in selling pressure in a falling market that often leads to a dramatic decline in prices—this year.

Steve Bannon on Coronavirus Economy

Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon joins Maria Bartiromo on ‘Sunday Morning Futures.’

Tax Expenditures Should Be Subject to Appropriations

Federal tax expenditures are exempt from the appropriations process, yet giveaway trillions of taxpayer dollars. They should be subject to appropriations.  
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R. Bruce Josten: Expiration of tax cuts would push economy over the cliff

WASHINGTON — No piece of legislation before the U.S. Congress requires action more urgently than extending the tax cuts of 2001 and 2003. Failure...

Moody’s Places 6 US Banks on Review for Downgrade

Credit ratings agency Moody’s has put six U.S. banks on review for downgrade, including First Republic Bank, which is one of the largest in the country.

The Real Cost of Inflation for Most Americans

The June inflation figure of 9.1 percent, highest since 1981, doesn’t tell half the story of how expensive life has become for Americans.

Americans Back On The Move? Transportation Stats Say More About Main Street Economy, Than...

Head of IMF said outlook for global economy had “darkened significantly” since April, and she could not rule out global recession next year given elevated risks.
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US Inflation Remains Persistently High at 8.2 Percent, Fueled by High Rent and Food...

The U.S. annual inflation rate came in at 8.2 percent in September, down from 8.3 percent in August, according to the latest data from the Bureau of Labor...