Republicans’ new spending bill completely ignores Trump’s biggest demand.

Donald Trump has a new proposal Republicans in Congress are sure to hate.

Donald Trump has a new proposal that most of the Republican Party won’t like.

Kamala Harris’s campaign is still sending out fundraising requests.

Donald Trump does not want to be reminded about how his economic plans would massively balloon the federal debt.

The Supreme Court is refusing to save Joe Biden’s SAVE plan for now, leaving millions of borrowers in legal limbo.

He’s desperate for money, but we should be worried less about foreign autocrats than rich Americans.

Insurer Chubb has stepped in with a timely loan to help with some of the former president’s mounting legal fees. But he’s still nearly half a billion dollars short—and he says he hasn’t got it.

The Debt Collective has just wiped out $10 million in student debt and is calling on Joe Biden to do his part.

A bill being considered in Albany could fundamentally change the rules for private creditors—and stop them from milking poorer countries for money.

The Colorado representative didn’t make time to vote against the bill she spent so much time criticizing.

“The future of the world is literally at stake,” the Vermont senator wrote in announcing his opposition.

With a House vote on the bill quickly approaching, Glenn Grothman is making one last attempt to cut even more social services.

Bannon, a white nationalist, thanked Mace for being “one of the leaders of having people grow a set.”

“This never should have been the case in the first place,” said Congressional Progressive Caucus Chair Pramila Jayapal.

A national default is OK as long as Republicans win the White House, according to this logic.

Kevin McCarthy does not have his entire party behind him.

That’s one way to sell your debt ceiling deal to the American public.

The New York representative does not see any need to negotiate with Republicans on the debt ceiling.

If Republicans are serious about wanting to reduce the debt, a new report shows exactly where they could start.