If you thought that the congressional spending orgy would slow down after the bloated omnibus bill passed in March, you were wrong.

Today you are supposed to settle up with the IRS on your 2017 taxes. One would think that Tax Day was a painful, hated day for Americans.

Tomorrow is Tax Day, which is the deadline for you to mail or e-file your 1040 to the IRS.

The Tax Policy Center (TPC) has released a new analysis of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed in December.

A recent Heritage Foundation analysis found that the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit is complex and inefficient.

New projections show a grim fiscal future and crushing debt burdens on young Americans.

If Congress makes no reforms, federal spending is expected to rise from $4.14 trillion this year to $7.05 trillion by 2028.

Worried that their spending spree in the recent omnibus bill will suppress conservative turnout at the polls this November, Republicans are now considering a “rescission” package.

As Washington Post readers know, there has been extensive corruption in the District of Columbia government for many year, but I’ve been surprised about the relative dearth of news articles on corruption in the suburbs, particularly the Virginia suburbs.

The EDA, which cost taxpayers $287 million in 2017, funds activities that should be funded by local governments and the private sector.