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The administration has confirmed that the government borrowed substantially less than in 2013. But this borrowing still pushed the federal debt to well over $17.8 trillion, and the government remains on track to boost that total by $7.2 trillion or…


The administration trecently confirmed a bit of good news about the last fiscal year: the government borrowed substantially less than it did the year before. But this drop, in line with a previous projection by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), is no…


Washington is starting Fiscal 2015 with “no budget, no decisions on how to spend taxpayer money wisely and no credible plan to avoid adding trillions of dollars to the federal debt in the coming decade.”That troubling critique came in a…


As candidates for federal office put their fall campaigns into high gear, The Concord Coalition has released its latest “Key Questions” that voters should ask them about the nation’s fiscal challenges.The publication includes information to help voters assess current political…


Hundreds of people in Florida recently gathered to examine federal budget issues, question former members of Congress and push for sustainable fiscal policy.The Concord Coalition and Fix the Debt partnered with two universities and eight former lawmakers to present the…


U.S. military leaders recently announced they would ask Congress for more funding to combat the terrorist organization ISIS, a reminder of how unexpected developments can make continuing efforts to restrain defense spending more difficult.Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel recently said the…


On a recent day in Florida, hundreds of people gathered to examine federal budget issues, question former members of Congress and push for sustainable fiscal policy. For me, that sparked hope for our nation’s future, even in the face of…


A recent Brookings paper says deficit-financed tax cuts generally do little to boost economic growth, and can even harm it.The authors, William Gale and Andrew Samwick, reviewed historical evidence, simulation models and the experiences of other countries. They found that…


A new report says many patients are not receiving the care they want in the final stages of their lives and are undergoing costly and unnecessary tests, procedures and hospital visits.Commissioned by the Institute of Medicine, which provides information on…


President Obama signed spending legislation late last week that will keep the government open through mid-December but leaves federal agencies unable to plan effectively for the fiscal year that begins a week from tomorrow.The stop-gap measure, also known as an…


In 2011, Medicare spent $170 billion, or 28 percent of its total expenditures, on services for beneficiaries in their last six months of life. But a new report says many of these patients are not receiving the care they want…


In recent years the U.S. government increased its debt more sharply than most other large, wealthy countries did. The non-partisan Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) warns in a new report that the federal government’s “unsustainable long-term debt trajectory” threatens future…

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