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Is the Social Security Trust Fund empty because Congress borrowed and spent the money? No.
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Is the Social Security Trust Fund empty because Congress borrowed and spent the money? No.
most economists believe is the harder truth, that the manufacturing jobs of old are gone forever.
Ann Teinaes cartoons and animations in the Washington Post present a biting satire of the news.
Our national debt officially passed $15 trillion –
yet another anonymous finance executive sniffed to The Hill, "It's not healthy for rich people to feel maligned."
The President's "Jobs Plan" calls for another $400 billion dollars in BORROWING.
The problem is, 70% of the spending reductions in the bill are not scheduled to occur until 2017 to 2021.
Recently, the official accumulated debt of the federal government passed the $14 trillion threshold. A trillion is a gigantic number.
For most of us, buying a car is our second most costly purchase after a home. Unfortunately, in their quest for the perfect vehicle, many people saddle themselves with an…
I firmly believe the NISP project is one of the most damaging reservoirs ever proposed for Northern Colorado.