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What Affects Contact with the Debt Limit and the X-Date?

by Matthew Dickerson November 12, 2026

Debt Limit Likely to Be Hit in February, with the X-Date Reached by December 2027

by Matthew Dickerson November 12, 2026

NTU’s 16th Annual “No Brainers” List: 2026’s Top Bipartisan Bills for Taxpayers

November 12, 2026

Congress Should Reduce Spending in the Lame Duck

by Matthew Dickerson November 10, 2026

With a Deal in Hand, Congress Must Pass Permitting Reform Without Delay

by Thomas Aiello November 09, 2026

High Tariffs Impacted the Election: Democrats Gained Senate Seats in States with Highest Tariff Costs on Households

by Bryan Riley November 05, 2026

Why Are Interest Rates Rising?

by Matthew Dickerson October 30, 2026

7 Zombie Bills State Legislators Don’t Need to Bring Back from the Dead Next Session

by Mattias Gugel October 29, 2026

Amendment 87’s Tax Hikes Threaten Colorado’s Competitive Edge

by Alexander Ciccone October 29, 2026

Claiming Age Clarity Act: Sometimes Good Bipartisan Bills Do Pass Congress!

by David Timmons October 28, 2026

Boo! Tariffs Inflate Halloween Candy Prices

by Bryan Riley October 27, 2026

Latest Credit Scoring Move Tiptoes the Housing System Closer to Turmoil

by Thomas Aiello October 07, 2026

Trump’s Trade Deficit Is up Again, and It Doesn’t Matter

by Bryan Riley October 06, 2026

Beware the Real Monster: Congress’s Attack on Private Equity

by Thomas Aiello October 02, 2026

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