doomu / Getty ImagesOp-Ed Drollinger: King Solomon's Guide to Taming the National Debt America can become a fiscally stable nation once again -- if we take King Solomon’s advice on debt elimination. By Ralph Drollinger March 16, 2023
Alex Wong / Getty Images 'X-Date' for US Government Is Closer Than Previously Thought Despite 'Extraordinary Measures': New Estimate The U.S. could face an unprecedented default on its obligations as soon as early June, according to a Washington think tank. By The Associated Press February 22, 2023
cigdem / Shutterstock CBO Director: Federal Debt Trajectory Is 'Unsustainable,' Something Has to Give The Congressional Budget Office projects that the national debt will grow to $46.4 trillion by 2033 if policies stay the same. By Randy DeSoto, Patriot Project February 17, 2023
Saul Loeb - AFP / Getty ImagesCommentary US Slams Into Debt Ceiling - Here's What It Means for Veterans, Retirees, & Federal Workers The chief financial officer of the U.S. begged Congress to raise the nation's credit line so it can borrow money to pay its bills. By Samantha Chang January 20, 2023
Sean Rayford / Getty ImagesCommentary Congressman Introduces Puzzling Resolution to Commission Statue of Foreign Leader Inside Capitol Why is a congressman prioritizing the idolatry of a foreign leader in the People's House when countless Americans are suffering? By Samantha Chang January 12, 2023
Chip Somodevilla / Getty ImagesCommentary Rand Paul: Dem and GOP Lawmakers Are Creating Inflation, Bankrupting America with Omnibus "You would think that a looming recession, spurred largely by exorbitant government spending, would give this Congress pause." By Randy DeSoto, Patriot Project December 24, 2022
Win McNamee / Getty ImagesCommentary Here's the 18 Republican Senators Who Sided With Dems to Pass a Massive $1.7 Trillion Spending Bill Here are the eighteen Republican Senators who turned their back on America to vote to pass this bloated, wasteful, dangerous spending bill. By Warner Todd Huston December 23, 2022
Jemal Countess / Getty Images As National Debt Skyrockets, Congress Wants Biggest Package Yet for Ukraine While some Republicans have decried the apparent open checkbook the U.S. has offered to Ukraine, most have approved of the billions in aid. By Micaela Burrow December 20, 2022
Evan Vucci / AP Photo Low Income? Wealthy Professions Benefit Most from Biden's Student Loan Payment Delays, Analysis Finds 'The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget said this latest extension until January will add $20 billion to the deficit.' By Casey Harper August 31, 2022
Susan Walsh / APCommentary Biden Extending Student Loan Moratorium Would Negate 'Inflation Reduction Act's' Impact on Deficit The moratorium on student loan repayment expires soon, but Biden's secretary of education says the administration is reviewing it. By Randy DeSoto August 23, 2022