Higher Immigration Will Reduce the Federal Deficit
CBO confirms a growing supply of labor, in part due to growth in immigration, will boost economic growth.
You Better Sit Down: The CBO's Projected 10-Year Budget Deficit
You think the federal debt is high now? Wait until you see these new numbers.
President Biden Says Let the Vote Buying Begin
Presidential elections cost a lot, but President Biden's reelection handouts will cast taxpayers even more.
A 'Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions' Movement Conservatives Can Support
Colleges and universities need to step up and ensure the safety of their students—all students. If that means getting the federal government to “divest” from those that don’t, it will send an important message and save some taxpayer money.
What If No One Wants to Buy U.S. Debt?
Investors, domestic and foreign, have been willing to buy U.S. debt so far, but there are signs of change.
Guess Who's Spending Billions on Empty Buildings?
The federal government owns or leases thousands of buildings, and a shockingly large percentage of them are sitting empty.
If States Can Have a Rainy Day Fund, Why Can't Washington?
States have a rainy day fund to call on in times of emergency, Washington needs a similar option.
How to Judge Governors Running for President
Governors create a fiscal record that can help voters decide who might make the most fiscally responsible president.
Government Shutdown Lessons for the GOP
Shutdowns tend to be a political loser for Republicans—and the country. Here’s why.
What Would Federal Debt Be Without Pandemic Fraud?
It might be easier to reach a government-funding agreement had the government not spent so much over the past few years, and had fraud and waste been much lower.