Unilateral presidential changes to the federal budget are unconstitutional. Full stop.

The largest private employer in Massachusetts is planning significant layoffs citing a significant budget deficit.

The approach is crucial to convincing GOP colleagues—and voters—that Trump’s plans won’t make U.S. finances worse.

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In years past, Pittsburgh scheduled public works employees for overtime if snow was forecast overnight or on weekends.

The budget hawks are pushing for additional and highly controversial spending cuts. They’re also looking to put a strict ...

A new analysis found that Trump's tax agenda could add at least $5 trillion to the national debt, with Republicans facing ...

How would you spend $2 million of the city’s money? This question kicked-off Boston’s first city-wide participatory budgeting ...

House Republicans have been toiling unsuccessfully to reach agreement on a fiscal blueprint. Their Senate colleagues are ...

Luzerne County Community College would get a $568,263 boost in state funding from a 4.7% increase in Gov. Josh Shapiro’s ...